As US Leaders Pursue Peace Deal, Lawmakers Advance New Sanctions on Moscow

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As U.S. leaders are working towards a peace deal to end the Russia-Ukraine war, lawmakers are pushing ahead with plans to sanction Moscow.
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) urged the administration to continue working on its Peace Through Strength strategy. He plans to force a vote on Russian sanctions.
Republican leaders in the House and Senate have previously voiced support for sanctioning Russia, and Trump has given the green light to the effort.
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And as the Trump administration works
with Ukraine on a peace plan, lawmakers
are gearing up to sanction Russia.
Andd's Molina Weiss brings us the
details.
>> As US leaders are working towards a
peace deal to end the Russia Ukraine
war, lawmakers are pushing ahead with
plans to sanction Moscow.
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick urged the
administration to continue working its
peace through strength strategy. He
plans to force a vote on Russian
sanctions. Republican leaders in the
House and Senate have previously voiced
support for sanctioning Russia, and
Trump has greenlighted the effort.
>> We want to make sure that we're doing
everything we can to give the
administration they the tools that they
need to facilitate and bring about a
peaceful resolution um between Russia
and Ukraine. And
>> the expected vote comes as the Trump
administration is working to close a
deal to end the war in Ukraine. As
details are still being worked out,
Congressman Michael McCall is the former
chairman for the House Foreign Affairs
Committee. He's pushing to ensure an
ironclad security agreement for Ukraine
to prevent a repeat of the failed
Budapest agreement of 1994. Reporting
from Washington, DC, Molina Weissup, NTD
News.
