As Russian missiles fell on Kyiv and Odesa in the early hours of Thursday, wounding at least thirteen civilians, the United States House of Representatives voted 262 to 159 to advance the most sweeping sanctions package against Russia since the war began. Named for the late Senator Lindsey Graham, the bill targets Russian banks, officials, and the shadow tanker fleet sustaining Moscow's energy revenues — and grants the president authority to impose tariffs as high as 100 percent on nations still buying Russian energy. It arrives at President Trump's desk as a test of whether economic pressure
US House passes sweeping Russia sanctions as missiles strike Kyiv
Russian airstrikes injured at least 13 people in Kyiv and Odesa, damaging residential buildings and civilian infrastructure.