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Introduced July 31, 2025 by Jeanne Shaheen · Last progress 7 months ago
Provides expanded U.S. support for Ukraine by authorizing emergency supplemental funding, directing the use of certain seized or frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, creating new security and R&D initiatives (including a trilateral unmanned systems program with Taiwan), reestablishing a task force to pursue corrupt Russian assets, and requiring multiple reports and notifications to Congress. It also authorizes transfers or sales of seized weapons to Ukraine, creates intelligence and lessons-learned mechanisms, and designates major spending items as emergency requirements.
The measure combines authorization and appropriation elements: new programs, legal and financial tools to target Russian and sanctioned actors, a trilateral R&D/production initiative funded at $1,050,000,000, and broad supplemental authority for defense, humanitarian, and rule-of-law assistance to Ukraine and NATO partners, with reporting, notification, and sunset rules for many actions.