Ukraine is preparing to submit a “wish list” of Russian targets—companies, vessels and individuals—to the Trump administration and Congress this week for potential new U.S. sanctions. A senior Ukrainian diplomat says the list will identify entities Ukraine wants added to sanctions under a recently enacted law commonly referred to as the Graham law.
The outlets describe the same core step: Ukraine’s proposed targets are intended to guide U.S. decision-making under the new legal framework. The Independent and Washington Times both characterize the submission as a set of requested targets rather than an immediately imposed measure, while indicating that the list is expected to be delivered to both the executive branch and lawmakers. The Winnipeg Free Press article likewise reports that Ukraine plans to present the “wish list” under this law, emphasizing the linkage between Ukraine’s recommendations and the U.S. sanctions process.
Overall, the reporting aligns on timing (“this week”), the nature of the items (Russian companies, vessels and individuals), and the destination (Trump administration and Congress), with the main variation limited to wording and phrasing about the request’s character.
