HR 5912

The Disrupt Act requires the executive branch to develop a strategy to counter growing cooperation between China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, which the U.S. considers key adversaries. It directs the creation of task forces to assess the scope and risks of this cooperation and mandates reports to Congress detailing the nature of the threats and a strategic approach to disrupt and constrain these partnerships. The act also establishes requirements for interagency collaboration and reporting on the impact of adversary alignment on U.S. operations and national security.