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  1. The House of Representatives considered sanctions against Russia's aggression to help Ukraine against Russian attacks.

A bill has been introduced that authorizes over $1 billion in emergency security and reconstruction funding for Ukraine and mandates escalating sanctions on Russian financial institutions.

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A bill has been introduced that authorizes over $1 billion in emergency security and reconstruction funding for Ukraine and mandates escalating sanctions on Russian financial institutions.

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  1. The House passed a sanctions bill targeting Russia, which was then sent to Donald Trump for signature.1 source
  2. A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the U.S. Congress aimed at restricting Putin's wartime economy.Sub-event
  3. Bill authorizes $1B+ for Ukraine aid and mandates escalating sanctions on Russian financial institutions.1 source

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