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🚨 Action is needed!
Support for the Graham-Blumenthal sanctions bill is declining among Democrats, putting H.R. 10076 at risk.
Passage requires bipartisan support and a two-thirds majority under suspension of the rules.
📞 Call your House member today. Tell them to support H.R. 10076 and stop allowing Putin’s oil revenues to fund his war.
Find your Representative here: https://t.co/4xpHNH3vbU
There’s a fairly obvious point in this headline: Putin could end the war at any time. He is the one who started it and is prolonging it by insisting on taking another nation’s territory.
‼️GREAT NEWS!
UA EMBASSY IN US: We thank the @AnnapSymphony for its decision not to proceed with the planned collaboration with Russian violinist Vadim Repin.
We are grateful to everyone who helped draw attention to this issue and to the importance of standing with Ukraine as it works to bring a just and lasting peace closer.
Putin is currently carrying out one of the deadliest assaults on the Kyiv region since the start of the war. License to make lower-tech Patriot interceptor models would be a win-win-win for the U.S., its allies and Ukraine, writes @marcthiessen.
https://t.co/KTKH0AeYl3
Ukraine Defense Support is bringing the internationally recognized Bring Kids Back teddy bear exhibit to Washington state. You may remember international news coverage of the moving exhibit last spring where it debuted at the U.S. Capitol during the Ukraine Action Summit.
The exhibit, created by scores of volunteers with the nonprofit @razomforukraine for Ukraine and the American Coalition for Ukraine, consists of 20,000 little teddy bears, representing the more than 20,000 children kidnapped by russia, tucked into more than 200 feet of fencing. UDS is bringing it to Washington's Capitol Olympia on Wednesday, Sept. 9 from 10 am - 5 pm. Please join us there to honor the children who must be returned to their families.
We are looking for strong volunteers to help with setting the massive exhibit up and taking it down. Set-up volunteers will arrive at the Capitol in Olympia at 6 am. Tear-down will begin at 5 pm. If you can help, plea
https://t.co/HMTNmiQbNu
Since the full-scale invasion began, Russia has earned more than $1 trillion from its fossil-fuel exports. The Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act (SRIA) would make the 5 largest buyers of Russian oil and gas choose between normal access to the American market or continuing to finance Russia’s war machine. There is no ethical consumption of Russian oil.
First and foremost, SRIA is a sanctions bill. It imposes powerful measures against Russian officials, oligarchs, banks, state-controlled companies, military suppliers, energy interests, and the shadow fleet it uses to bypass existing sanctions. The bill also tightens restrictions on investment in Russia, financial transactions, and sanctions evasion.
Blocking the SRIA is not merely blocking tariffs. It's blocking a pro-Ukraine bill—and sanctions on the people and institutions sustaining Russia’s war. Think about it: sanctions inside Russia will not be enough if foreign buyers can continue replenishing the Kremlin’s coffers by buying Russian oil and gas. The tariffs reinforce the broader sanctions by targeting the 5 largest purchasers of Russian oil and gas, and the countries helping Moscow evade international restrictions.
The Senate passed the same package last month by an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 86–11. The House must act quickly. The congressional calendar is closing, Russia’s bombardment of Ukraine is intensifying, winter is approaching, and Ukrainian officials warn that Moscow is preparing to mobilize hundreds of thousands of additional troops. No bill is perfect, but Ukraine needs help now.
Congress must not allow Russia’s war revenues to keep flowing!
Standing up for your principles takes courage. Kate Koval chose to leave LSU rather than compromise her values after the school recruited a Russian player at her position. Her decision to remain true to herself deserves the utmost respect. We stand with you, Kate! 🇺🇸🇺🇦
‼️ New York City — your voice is needed NOW.
📞 Call district offices:
🇺🇸 Rep. Gregory Meeks: (718) 725-6000
🇺🇸 Rep. Hakeem Jeffries: (718) 237-2211
Tell them:
“Please support bringing the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act to a vote and cut off revenue funding Russia’s war.”
The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 (H.R. 10076) has passed the Senate with overwhelming bipartisan support — and now the fight moves to the House.
The legislation would
1️⃣ strengthen sanctions against Russia and Iran and
2️⃣ give the President authority to impose tariffs on countries that continue buying Russian oil and gas.
Call today!
Well, if Russia ended its war against Ukraine, restrictions on Russian oil & gas sales (and development) could be lifted. And more oil & gas would enter the market. So yet another reason to push Russia, rpt Russia, to end the war.
I spoke on the House floor about how despite the vicious attacks by war criminal Putin against the Ukrainian people, Ukraine has been resilient and inspired the world, with America and over 50 other countries supporting them. I am grateful to co-sponsor the bipartisan, @POTUS endorsed, Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act.
Worth recalling @SecRubio’s own assessment: "Ukrainians are bravely fighting, and they are effectively fighting. Ukraine has become increasingly effective at conducting long-range strikes deep inside Russia and against critical nodes of the Russian economy.”
⚡Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil partly fueled global 'energy shock,' Bessent says.
"Ukraine has decided that they want to blow up Russian energy assets and refined products, so that is creating upward price pressure on the global basis," U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.
https://t.co/Uq0dD2LxvP
Virtually all these claims are incorrect. We're happy to meet with you to set the record straight, Congresswoman. Ukrainian lives can't wait until after the midterms. Ukraine needs your legislation, not your validation.
I said what I said.
We absolutely must support Ukraine and punish Russia for its invasion. But why the fuck would we give Trump more power to tariff whatever country he's currently mad at and drive up costs further for working families?
“The Russian occupiers confiscated books from people and then destroyed everything they seized. They took it to the boiler room and burned them there. All the Ukrainian literature was burned.” Read how Russia is waging a war on Ukrainian books & libraries.
https://t.co/061JGySCSr
Get off the Internet. Get off social media. Get to #Ukraine to see everything for yourself. The Ukrainian people are more like Americans than Russians ever will be. The pro-#Russia bias is institutional and educational. Getting to Ukraine changed my view.
@razomforukraine
The House is back in session. One of the first things they should do is pass #HR10076, the Graham Sanctioning Russia Act. It passed the Senate with a supermajority.Russia's attacks against civilians are as intense than ever. This is not the time to give Putin a pass. #sanctions