S. 2592: Supporting Ukraine Act of 2025
Ukraine needs air defense, artillery and drones to resist russia's invasion, and U.S. aid needs money from Congress. This bipartisan bill would provide $30 billion in emergency defense aid, half to arm Ukraine and half to restock U.S. weapons, let the President send up to $6 billion a year in weapons from U.S. stocks, and require the President, within 90 days, to seize frozen russian state assets in the U.S. or submit a plan to earn money from them. It would also restart the KleptoCapture task force against russian oligarchs.
Why it matters
S. 2592 puts several kinds of support in one Senate bill: emergency defense funding, weapons from U.S. stocks, required U.S. intelligence support for Ukraine and the use of frozen russian state assets. It has bipartisan sponsors but only one cosponsor and no committee action since July 2025, and much of its funding is written for fiscal year 2025, so the Foreign Relations Committee would need to update the dates. Ask both of your senators to cosponsor S. 2592 and urge the committee to take it up.
- Status
- In Committee
- Chamber
- Senate
- Committee
- Foreign Relations
- Sponsor
- Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) & Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
- Cosponsors
- 1
- Introduced
- 2025-07-31
Official text on Congress.gov
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