House Passes Bill Authorizing New Ukraine Aid, Russia Sanctions The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on June 4 to provide $8 billion in loans for Ukraine and NATO allies to acquire new weapons and military equipment, along with sanctions on Russia. This Democrat-led bill, known as the Ukraine Support Act, passed with a 226–195 vote, marking a significant step in Ukraine-related aid during President Trump’s second term. However, House Republican leadership has voiced opposition, advocating for increased White House coordination on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

• The U.S. House of Representatives voted to pass the Ukraine Support Act on June 4.
• The bill authorizes $8 billion in loans for Ukraine and NATO allies to buy new weapons and military equipment.
• The legislation also directs a range of sanctions against Russia.
• The vote count was 226–195 in favor of the bill.
• House Republican leadership opposes the bill, preferring further White House coordination.
• This is the first major bill for Ukraine aid during President Trump’s second term.