The US Senate passed a bill authorizing new sanctions against both Russia and Iran. This legislation provides the President with the authority to impose penalties on entities and individuals connected to these nations. The bill’s passage comes despite potential reservations from President Trump, who has nonetheless signaled his willingness to sign it into law. Co-sponsored by the late Senator Lindsey Graham, the bill reflects continued congressional concern over the actions of both governments. Supporters of the bill aim to deter further destabilizing activities and address concerns related to national security. The new sanctions are expected to impact a range of sectors within both Russia and Iran. This move underscores a bipartisan commitment to a firm stance against these countries.