US Senate Passes Bill to Penalise Nations Purchasing Russian Oil and Gas

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The US Senate has passed a bill that would impose penalties on countries buying Russian oil and gas. The legislation marks the most significant legislative action taken during President Donald Trump's second term in relation to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The move is aimed at increasing economic pressure on Russia amid the ongoing war. The conflict has now lasted more than four years, exceeding the duration of World War I. The bill represents a major shift in the United States' approach to influencing the course of the war.

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