. The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed the draft law, which predusmatrivaet punishment against Syria and Russia and Iran for helping the Syrian government. for a document named "Strengthening America's security in the middle East" in favor of more than 77 out of 100 senators. The draft law was introduced by Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican leader, who in the Senate with 53 votes. Among Democrats who supported the document were and their leader Chuck Schumer. Discussion of the bill lasted more than a month. Now the draft law must be approved by the ward commissioners, where the vast majority of the Democrats. The results of the expression of the will in the Senate suggests that the document has the opportunity to be adopted and there, after which he will go to the President of the United States. the draft law proposes to consolidate in the form of a law, different sanctions against Syria, due to the existing decrees of the President of the United States that the President will not be able to cancel without the consent of Congress. In addition, the document introduces penalties against the closest allies of Syria - Russia and Iran for military and other assistance to the government of the Arab Republic. Punishment traditionally provide for the blocking of accounts and property of legal entities and individuals in U.S. jurisdiction, refusal to issue and cancellation of existing U.S. visas to such persons. the penalties for in fact any interaction with the Syrian government, as well as Among them in the sphere of production of hydrocarbons in the country, the deliveries of aircraft and spare parts for military needs. At the same time, the document requires the President within 180 days to provide Congress a strategy for humanitarian assistance to the population of Syria, and the U.S. Treasury Department to make a conclusion about what does the Central Bank of Syria money laundering, and if so, to impose punishment against him. Separate sections of the bill dedicated to the development of defence cooperation with the Jewish state and Jordan. <span style="color:darkgray