Authorizes the President to sanction foreign individuals and entities that fuel Sudan's war, and requires the State Department to produce reports and a strategy for ending the conflict.

• Requires State Department reports within 90 days, and every six months after, on foreign governments and armed groups supplying Sudan's warring parties.
• Requires a State Department strategy within 180 days to secure a ceasefire and political settlement, with periodic briefings to Congress.
• Allows the President to block property, restrict U.S. financial dealings, and deny visas to foreign persons who support armed actors or obstruct a civilian government in Sudan.
• Directs U.S. representatives at international financial institutions to oppose new long-term reconstruction lending to Sudan's government, subject to a national security waiver, and prohibits most direct U.S. assistance to Sudan's government institutions.
• Extends the Special Envoy for Sudan's term from 2 to 5 years and sunsets the Act 5 years after enactment.

• Foreign Relations Committee (Senate)

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