Ex-Im bill ends credits to Russia if it exports SS-N-22 to China
The U.S. House of Representatives has given final congressional approval to a bill reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank that would end credits to subsidize exports to Russia if the U.S. determines that Russia has delivered or transferred SS-N-22 missiles to China. Approved by the Senate by voice...
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