Requires U.S. intelligence to track China's oil buys from Iran and its missile program support.
This bill would make U.S. intelligence agencies report on how much oil China buys from Iran and if China helps Iran's missile program. It would also require the Treasury Department to decide if China's actions break U.S. sanctions. This means more government scrutiny on these international dealings.
Today, there's no law specifically requiring U.S. intelligence to report on China's Iranian oil purchases or its support for Iran's missile program, nor for the Treasury to make a formal determination on sanctionable activities. If this bill passes, the Director of National Intelligence would have 180 days to submit a detailed report, and the Secretary of the Treasury would have 6 months after that to make a determination about potential sanctionable activities by China.
HR 6528 · 119th Congress · December 9, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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