Peace Through Strength Against Russia Act of 2025
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
The Peace Through Strength Against Russia Act of 2025 aims to pressure the Russian Federation to negotiate a peace agreement with Ukraine and prevent further military aggression. It proposes a series of sanctions targeting Russian officials, financial institutions, and entities involved in supporting the government, including restrictions on trade, investments, and financial transactions. The bill also includes measures to combat Russian involvement in aiding Ukraine’s adversaries and to address issues like the kidnapping of Ukrainian children and the import of uranium from Russia.
Key provisions
- Imposes sanctions on Russian officials, financial institutions, and entities supporting the government.
- Prohibits the import of goods from Russia and restricts investments in the Russian energy sector.
- Blocks property and assets of sanctioned individuals and entities.
- Prohibits the provision of services to sanctioned Russian financial institutions.
- Imposes higher duties on goods imported from Russia.
- Sanctions cooperation between Russia and North Korea.
- Addresses the issue of Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia.
- Ends a loophole allowing Russian oil to be imported into the United States.
Who is affected
- The Russian Federation
- Russian officials and government entities
- Russian financial institutions
- United States persons (individuals and entities)
- Foreign persons engaging in certain transactions with Russia
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