Sanctions & Economic Pressure on Russia

Roughly 40 to 50 percent of Russia's federal budget comes from oil, gas, and coal exports, $300 billion in central bank reserves that remain frozen abroad, and a shadow tanker fleet built specifically to circumvent the G7 oil price cap. American sanctions are the largest non-kinetic lever for weakening Moscow's ability to keep fighting, and the 119th Congress has nine active bills covering every category: shadow-fleet enforcement, secondary sanctions on third-country buyers, REPO authorization to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, designation of Russia as a State Sponsor of Terrorism, and...

Key ask

Tell your members to cosponsor and vote YES on the Sanctioning Russia Act (H.R. 2548 / S. 1241), the SHADOW Fleet Sanctions Act (S. 2904), the REPO Implementation Act (H.R. 5835 / S. 2918), the No Aid for Russian Energy Act (H.R. 7094 / H.R. 7095), and S. 2978 designating Russia a State Sponsor of Terrorism.

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