US intelligence would report on China's oil buys from Iran and missile program support.
This bill would make U.S. intelligence agencies write a detailed report. This report would look at China's oil purchases from Iran and any support China gives to Iran's missile program. After the report, the Treasury Secretary would decide if China's actions go against U.S. sanction rules. This would give Congress more facts about these international dealings.
Today, no specific law requires U.S. intelligence to report on China's oil buys from Iran. There is also no law requiring a report on China's help for Iran's missile program. The Treasury Secretary is not required to make a formal decision based on such a report. After this bill, the Director of National Intelligence would have to create a detailed report on these deals. This report must be completed within 180 days of the bill becoming law. Then, the Secretary of the Treasury would have to decide if China is doing things that could lead to U.S. sanctions. This decision would be reported to Congress within another 180 days.
S 3390 · 119th Congress · December 9, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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