US SB2592

$30 billion appropriated for Department of Defense assistance to Ukraine, including $15 billion for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative and $15 billion for replacing defense articles from U.S. stocks provided to Ukraine

$3 billion for Foreign Military Financing for Ukraine and affected countries, $500 million for international disaster assistance, and $2 billion for defense assistance to Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and other NATO members

Increases Presidential Drawdown Authority from $100 million to $6 billion annually for fiscal years 2025-2027 to transfer existing U.S. defense equipment to Ukraine

Authorizes implementation of the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund established through the April 2025 mineral resources agreement, with U.S. military assistance counting toward capital contributions

Establishes mechanisms to leverage Russian assets for Ukraine support, including requiring the President within 90 days to either seize frozen Russian sovereign assets or submit a strategy for generating revenue from them, and reconstitutes Task Force KleptoCapture to enforce sanctions against Russian oligarchs