The DISRUPT Act aims to counter growing cooperation among China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea by requiring a whole-of-government strategy.
The DISRUPT Act requires the executive branch to develop a strategy to disrupt cooperation among China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, which poses significant risks to U.S. interests. The bill mandates reports on the nature and risks of this cooperation, outlines a strategic approach to counter it, and establishes task forces within federal agencies to address these threats. It emphasizes the need to disrupt, frustrate, constrain, and prepare for this adversary cooperation, including through sanctions, intelligence sharing, and bolstering deterrence.
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