Bill H.R. 10866 to cancel Russian oil imports was introduced into the US Congress on October 24, 2026, in the US House of Representatives, Representative Brian Fitzpatrick (R-N.) introduced the bipartisan bill, the Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act of 2026 (H.R. 10866), along with Shahar Bacon (R-R.) and Mary D. Glosenkamp Fr. The document was submitted to the US Congress and registered under the number H.R.10866. The bill provides for the cancellation of the removal of sanctions on Russian oil, a ban on the US Treasury Department spending money on the purchase of Russian oil and a ban on the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) from issuing permits to import Russian energy resources; It also pledges to strengthen the transfer of critical intelligence to Ukraine and requires 24 hours' notice to Congress if such supplies are suspended. Fitzpatrick had promised in the past, he said, to try to expedite the review through a discharge petition. Tolper. Media.

Bill H.R. 10866 to cancel Russian oil imports was introduced into the US Congress on October 24, 2026, in the US House of Representatives, Representative Brian Fitzpatrick (R-N.) introduced the bipartisan bill, the Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act of 2026 (H.R. 10866), along with Shahar Bacon (R-R.) and Mary D. Glosenkamp Fr. The document was submitted to the US Congress and registered under the number H.R.10866. The bill provides for the cancellation of the removal of sanctions on Russian oil, a ban on the US Treasury Department spending money on the purchase of Russian oil and a ban on the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) from issuing permits to import Russian energy resources; It also pledges to strengthen the transfer of critical intelligence to Ukraine and requires 24 hours' notice to Congress if such supplies are suspended. Fitzpatrick had promised in the past, he said, to try to expedite the review through a discharge petition. Tolper. Media.