The United States Senate has revised its Russia sanctions legislation, moderating tariff proposals from 500% to 100% on nations heavily dependent on Russian energy exports. India and China, identified as primary purchasers of Russian oil and gas, face significant trade restrictions under this framework. Senator Lindsey Graham's continued advocacy has accelerated the bill's progress through legislative channels, reflecting Washington's strategy to economically isolate Moscow while pressuring allied nations to reduce energy dependencies.

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