Creates new State Department coordinator to counter hybrid warfare including cyber attacks, economic pressure, and sabotage
This bill would create a new senior official at the State Department to coordinate America's response to hybrid warfare — cyber attacks, information campaigns, economic pressure, sabotage, and other non-traditional threats from countries like China and Russia. The coordinator would work with NATO allies to share intelligence and develop joint strategies. The bill also requires a report identifying Chinese companies helping Russia's military and recommending sanctions against them.
The bill would establish a new senior official within the Department of State to coordinate United States interagency and allied engagement on hybrid warfare, mandate specific diplomatic engagements and information sharing with allies, and require the Department of State to submit reports on hybrid warfare activities and on Chinese entities materially supporting Russia's defense industrial base, including recommendations for sanctions.
HR 7632 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · 10/10
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