Trump Signed Graham's Law.
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Trump has signed H.R. 5334, the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, sharply expanding statutory sanctions and trade restrictions against Russia
Key provisions:• Sanctions on senior Russian officials, major state-linked banks and entities, the defense and energy sectors, sanctions-evasion networks and the “shadow fleet.”• US investment in Russia is prohibited, alongside Russian...
President Donald Trump of the United States signed a law to impose possible new sanctions against Russia, reported to the White House; the measures themselves will not enter into force automatically — they can only be imposed by an American leader at his discretion.
US President Donald Trump signed a law imposing sanctions on the Russian government, oligarchs, and state-owned companies, and establishing tariffs on the largest buyers of Russian crude oil and natural gas. The law also expands the scope of existing sanctions against Iran.
The measures themselves will not take effect automatically; the American leader can only implement them at his own discretion. The initiative, authored by the late Senator Lindsey Graham*, was previously supported by the US Senate and House of Representatives. "The President signed into law H.R. 5334, the Lindsey O. Graham Russia-Iran Sanctions Act of 2026, which authorizes and expands statutory sanctions, tariffs and embargoes against Russia an…
U.S. President Donald Trump signed a comprehensive sanctions law against Russia on Friday, which gives him the power to impose tariffs of up to 100% of Russia's largest oil and gas buyers. China and India, Moscow's leading oil customers, are at the heart of the new measures.
Washington: In a statement, the White House said that on Friday, US President Donald Trump signed a comprehensive draft penal code against Russia into law, paving the way for increased economic pressure on Moscow because of its invasion of Ukraine.
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