Directs the Secretary of State not to apply a denial policy to certain U.S. defense exports and transfers requested by and destined for the government of the Republic of Cyprus, with exceptions for human rights concerns and a presidential waiver.

• Bars the Secretary of State from applying a denial policy to defense exports requested by and destined for the Cypriot government, beginning on enactment
• Excludes cases based on credible human rights concerns, and lets the President waive the exclusion for one fiscal year on national security grounds
• Allows the President to end the exclusion in 5-year periods, starting five years after enactment, by certifying that Cyprus is no longer cooperating on anti-money laundering reforms and denying Russian military vessels port access for refueling and servicing
• Expresses the sense of Congress that expanded arms sales would strengthen U.S. security interests in Europe and support Cyprus joining NATO's Partnership for Peace program

• Foreign Affairs Committee (House)

International Affairs