Congress eyes whole-of-government plan to disrupt growing cooperation between US adversaries
Senator Chris Coons proposed similar bipartisan legislation in the Senate to address the risks posed by adversarial technological and military partnerships.
Bipartisan lawmakers introduced the DISRUPT Act to coordinate a whole-of-government strategy countering the military and technological cooperation between China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. The bill mandates agency-wide task forces and updated war-planning tools to address simultaneous adversarial threats.
