In a sharp rebuke to President Trump, more than 130 House Republicans joined their Democratic colleagues on Thursday to vote against a Treasury Department plan to lift sanctions against companies controlled by a Russian oligarch who is pals with Kremlin strongman Vladimir Putin.

The 362-to-53 vote registered the lower chamber’s disapproval of plans to ease sanctions against companies controlled by Oleg Deripaska.

But it will not stop the administration from easing sanctions on the three companies connected to the oligarch.

Still, it revealed that a majority of Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill oppose Trump’s efforts to go easy on Deripaska.

The pushback came despite a last-minute plea by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to support his department’s plan, which has the backing of Team Trump despite Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election.

A similar measure failed in the Senate this week despite 11 Republicans voting with Democrats.

The Treasury Department wants to lift sanctions the United States slapped on Deripaska’s companies, including a major aluminum producer, last year but keep sanctions against Deripaska intact.

The department justified the move by noting Deripaska agreed to reduce his ownership of the companies to below 50 percent.

The reduced role would protect the companies “from the controlling influence of a Kremlin insider,” the Treasury Department claimed.

Rep. Eliot Engel (D-Bronx, Westchester) called that a fantasy.

“With the threat that Russia poses to the United States, to our friends and allies, to democracy around the world, Congress cannot just look the other way when the administration rushes a decision like this,” he said on the House floor.