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This bill seeks to strengthen U.S. sanctions against Iran by permanently removing the sunset provision (expiration date) from the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996. The bill highlights Congress's findings that Iran continues to engage in destabilizing activities, including acquiring weapons from Russia and supporting terrorist groups in the Middle East, which threaten U.S. allies like Israel. The legislation reaffirms the United States' policy to fully implement and enforce sanctions against Iran, specifically targeting the country's illicit weapons programs, conventional and ballistic missile development, and support for terrorism. By repealing the sunset provision in Section 13 of the original act, the bill ensures that sanctions can continue indefinitely, removing the previous time limitation on these punitive measures. The bill underscores the U.S. government's ongoing commitment to countering Iran's perceived threats through economic and diplomatic pressure.

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