U.S. Senate conducts first procedural vote on sanctions bill against Russia and Iran
The U.S. Senate held its first procedural vote on a sanctions bill targeting Russia and Iran, a project that took over two years. 86 senators voted in favor of the bill, which expands existing sanctions.
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The sanctions bill has been in development for over two years.
The U.S. Senate conducted its first procedural vote on a sanctions bill against Russia and Iran.
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- —U.S. Senate conducts first procedural vote on sanctions bill against Russia and Iran
- —The sanctions include provisions that extend restrictions on financing the energy and weapons sectors of Iran until 2031. (per Reuters reporting)
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If the reported version holds, the proposed U.S. sanctions bill signals a potential tightening of restrictions affecting Russian and Iranian sectors, particularly energy and…
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