Requires the President to impose sanctions on foreign persons with ties to China or Russia who knowingly supply or procure goods, weapons, or training that support Russia's military or China's military operations in the Taiwan Strait, and requires the State Department to develop a strategy with allies to deter that support.

• Requires the President, 90 days after enactment, to sanction foreign persons who are Chinese or Russian, or controlled by them, and who knowingly supply goods or services for Russia's armed forces or defense industry, or trade in Russian arms that enhance China's Taiwan Strait capabilities.
• Sanctions include blocking property under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and making affected aliens inadmissible, with existing visas revoked.
• Requires the Secretary of State, with the Treasury Secretary, to submit a strategy within 30 days to coordinate with allies on deterring this support, with progress reports every 90 days.
• Allows the President to waive sanctions in renewable 90-day periods or terminate them with prior reporting to Congress, and ends the sanctions authority 7 years after enactment.

• Foreign Relations Committee (Senate)

International Affairs