The US Senate has approved a procedural vote on a sanctions bill targeting Russia and Iran. The legislation now moves to debate, a final vote and, if passed, the president's signature.
The US Senate. Stock photo: Pexels
The US Senate on 28 July approved a procedural vote to advance a sanctions bill targeting Russia and Iran, which was drafted by the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.
Source: Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne
Details: The motion was supported by 86 senators.
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