U.S. would boost aid to Ukraine and increase pressure on Russia through new sanctions and economic measures.
This bill would provide more military and economic support to Ukraine, including billions in loans and extended lend-lease authority. It would also impose tough new sanctions on Russia's financial, energy, and mining sectors, as well as on officials and entities involved in its war. The bill aims to help Ukraine rebuild and counter Russian influence.
Today, the U.S. provides support to Ukraine through various programs and has imposed sanctions on Russia. After this bill, U.S. military and economic aid to Ukraine would be significantly increased and extended, including billions in new loans and continued lend-lease authority. New mandatory sanctions would be triggered against specific Russian financial institutions, key industries, and officials if Russia continues its aggression. Additionally, all Russian imports to the U.S. would face a 500% duty, a loophole for Russian oil imports would be closed, and interest or dividends from blocked Russian and Belarusian government assets would be taxed at 100% to fund Ukraine's reconstruction. New U.S. government entities would be created to coordinate Ukraine's rebuilding and provide war risk insurance.
HR 2913 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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