The U.S. Senate has passed legislation titled the “Lindsey O. Graham Sanctions Against Russia Act of 2026,” which aims to impose comprehensive sanctions on Russia.The bill passed the Senate by a vote of 86 to 12 and grants the president the authority to impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on goods exported to the United States from countries that are major purchasers of Russian energy or military equipment, or that assist in circumventing sanctions.Countries such as China, India, and Turkey, which purchase large quantities of Russian energy, may become potential targets of the bill. U.S. President Donald Trump has requested that Iran be included in the scope of the tariffs, which could delay the bill’s consideration in the House of Representatives.