PNN – The Kyiv Post reported on the presentation of a bill by two US senators that would require the White House to disrupt the growing cooperation between Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing the Kyiv Post, two US senators recently introduced a bill calling on the Trump administration to adopt a strategy to disrupt the growing cooperation between Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea.
According to the media outlet, the bill is titled “Disruption Act 2025” and was authored by Senators Chris Kans (D-DE) and David McCormick (R-PA).
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The move comes amid growing concerns about Moscow’s increased cooperation with three of its partners – Iran, China and North Korea – amid Russia’s special military operations in Ukraine, including through increased transfers of weapons and ammunition, provision of military technologies, launching disinformation campaigns and coordinating joint operations.
The bill also calls on the US government to establish interagency task forces to ensure a coordinated, long-term response to adversaries, according to a draft version seen by the Kyiv Post.
The bill’s sponsors claim: Our enemies are becoming friends, and despite this threat, the United States has no strategic response to our enemies.