Ukraine Support Act
What does the Ukraine Support Act do?
HR 2913 is a House bill sponsored by Rep. Gregory W. Meeks (D-NY-5). This bill expands U.S. support for Ukraine through diplomacy, military assistance, and a broad sanctions regime against Russia. It extends Lend-Lease and loan authority, creates a Ukraine Reconstruction Trust Fund, and requires the President to impose sanctions, 500 percent tariffs, and a 100 percent tax on blocked Russian and Belarusian sovereign-asset income once Russia is found to be waging war or refusing peace. Expands U.S. security assistance for Ukraine and requires mandatory sanctions, tariffs, and asset taxes against Russia upon a presidential determination.
Did HR 2913 pass? Where it stands
As of August 30, 2026, HR 2913 has passed the House.
Status: Passed House
Latest vote: House Passed 226–195 on June 4, 2026
Outlook: Possible
Key provisions
- Security Assistance for Ukraine
- Extends Ukraine Lend-Lease authority through fiscal year 2028
- Raises the Ukraine and NATO direct-loan ceiling to $8B
- Adds $300M for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative in 2026 and 2027
- Sanctions and Tariffs on Russia
- President must decide every 90 days whether Russia is waging war or refusing peace
- Triggers mandatory sanctions on 3 or more of 13 named Russian banks, plus all Russian oil, gas, and mining firms
- Raises duties on all Russian imports to at least 500 percent
- Reconstruction and Diplomacy
- Creates a Ukraine Reconstruction Trust Fund in the Treasury
- 100 percent tax on blocked Russian and Belarusian sovereign-asset income
- Authorizes $250M for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty for 2026
Last updated July 24, 2026