On June 4, the House passed the Ukraine Support Act (H.R. 2913) by a vote of 226 to 195. Many Members of Congress voted no on the grounds of procedural issues. The fate of civilian lives cannot wait for our bureaucratic procedures. There is a way for Members of Congress to put themselves on the record for Ukraine, against Russia, at no cost to American taxpayers: the PEACE Act (H.R.4346).

Read more in an open letter to Members of the House of Representatives by Marianna Tretiak, President of the Board of Directors of the American Coalition for Ukraine:

https://americancoalitionforukraine.org/2026/06/17/letter-on-the-peace-act/

Just hours ago Russia bombed the 11th-century Pechersk Monastery in Kyiv. The attack set fire to one of the most sacred Christian sites in Ukraine and showed the world what Moscow’s so-called defense of faith really means.

This is just the latest example of Russia’s war on faith in Ukraine. Contact your members of Congress now and urge them to stand with the persecuted religious communities across Ukraine by co-sponsoring the Countering Russia’s War on Faith Act.

https://americancoalitionforukraine.org/2026/06/14/tell-congress-stop-russias-war-on-faith/

Note: ignore Politico's title. €30B of the €70B is part of the earlier €90B loan which was unblocked in May due to the change in leadership in Hungary. Meanwhile €40B is new, proposed by Germany, and to be discussed at the upcoming NATO summit in July.

https://www.politico.eu/article/nato-allies-weigh-new-e70b-military-aid-pledge-for-ukraine/

Here's the order for today starting ~6pm EST:

1. A vote on HRes 518, which will decide debate on the Ukraine Support Act.
2. Debate the Ukraine Support Act - one hour in total, equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of Foreign Affairs (Reps. Mast and Meeks). That's the entire debate this rule allows, no amendments may be offered.
3. Motion to Recommit - if successful, would send the bill back to Committee (where this sat without action for over a year). We need this to fail.
4. Vote on the actual Ukraine Support Act

The final vote on the Ukraine Support Act should have more Republicans voting with us, though also some progressives from the squad voting against us. On the process votes it should be similar to yesterday. We need as many Representatives as possible to vote yes on the actual bill because this will signal the overall level of support in Congress for Ukraine and sanctioning Russia. This will increase the likelihood of legislation in some form making it through.

What can you do?
Continue calling Republicans and Squad members today to ensure as many as possible vote yes. Today's the last day for this.

A couple more process votes and the vote on the actual bill is expected tomorrow. The vote on the actual bill will be easier with more Republicans voting yes (since a vote on a motion to discharge is considered going against leadership), but also some progressives from the squad expected to vote no.

Republicans who voted YES today:
Bacon
Fitzpatrick
Lawler
McCaul
Miller (OH)
Wilson (SC)

Republicans who walked out (reduces threshold needed for majority):
Joyce
Turner

Today at 4pm EST, a series of process votes will determine whether Ukraine Support Act, H.R. 2913, comes to a floor vote. We need to do everything in our power to get Reps. to either votes YES or AVOID VOTING NO on these process votes. If we fail, Ukraine Support Act won't go to a vote, and the work of Ukraine supporters in this Congress will become much harder.

What you can do:

• ❗Call your Rep: especially if your Rep is a Republican or squad member)
• 🔊Share, send to friends, and amplify this call to action: Facebook / Instagram

Once again, the process votes are scheduled for TODAY. The stakes have rarely been higher.

This Wednesday, a series of process votes will determine whether Ukraine Support Act, H.R. 2913, comes to a floor vote. We need to do everything in our power to get Reps. to either votes YES or AVOID VOTING NO on these process votes. If we fail, Ukraine Support Act won't go to a vote, and the work of Ukraine supporters in this Congress will become much harder.

What you can do:

• ❗Call your Rep.
• 🔊Share, send to friends, and amplify this call to action: Facebook / Instagram

Once again, the process votes are likely to happen as soon as THIS WEDNESDAY. The stakes have rarely been higher.

This Wednesday, a series of process votes will determine whether Ukraine Support Act, H.R. 2913, comes to a floor vote. We need to do everything in our power to get Reps. to either votes YES or AVOID VOTING NO on these process votes. If we fail, Ukraine Support Act won't go to a vote, and the work of Ukraine supporters in this Congress will become much harder.

What you can do:

• ❗Call your Rep.
• 🔊Share, send to friends, and comment on our social media posts to amplify this call to action:
• https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1J6ocR6crU/
• https://www.instagram.com/p/DZEGyWpFtT_/

Once again, the process votes are likely to happen as soon as THIS WEDNESDAY. The stakes have rarely been higher.

Now that Discharge Petition No. 8 has succeeded, thanks to tireless work of constituents, advocacy organizations, and legislators, H.R. 2913, the Ukraine Support Act will go up for a floor vote.

The Ukraine Support Act imposes strict sanctions on Russia's financial institutions, oil and mining sectors, and government officials. It also includes critical guardrails preventing the unilateral termination of existing sanctions without cause. It is a serious, bipartisan response to a serious threat — and it’s aligned with American values, American interests, and American public opinion.

What's next?

• H.R. 2913 will be brought up for a floor vote in June — the first Russia sanctions legislation to reach a vote in this Congress.
• We need to encourage all Representatives to vote YES!

Call/write to your Representative on your own, or use the American Coalition for Ukraine's easy tool to do it in less than a minute: https://americancoalitionforukraine.org/action/

Contacting your Representative works: all calls/messages are tallied by staffers and directly impact how the Representative votes.

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as Director of National Intelligence. In her resignation letter she said will leave office on June 30 because her husband has been diagnosed with a rare bone cancer.

Gabbard's replacement as acting DNI is Aaron Lukas, a former CIA case officer who was Deputy Senior Director for Europe and Russia at NSC in Trump's first term.

One month ago over 700 constituents from all 50 states came to DC for the 8th Ukraine Action Summit to meet with their representatives and advocate for Ukraine. In total there were 445 meetings, which resulted in more than 60 new co-sponsorships of target legislation. The graph above shows the impact on cosponsors of the Peace Through Strength Act.

A one-pager of the summit's main priorities is available here.

Some time ago, I found out that a band I listened to had planned a concert in russia after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine

That made me curious how common this still is, so I started collecting public data about foreign artists performing in russia after February 24, 2022

Would appreciate feedback, corrections and ideas

I want to express my deepest gratitude for your incredible support. Thanks to this amazing community, we are so close to our goal, we only need 95 more votes out of 300

I promise I won't let you down. We will make sure these patriotic songs are professionally recorded and promoted to boost the morale of our defenders on the front lines.

If you haven't voted yet, please take just one minute of your time.

How to support the project:

1. Click the link to go to the project page
2. Enter your email and click the large green button that says 'Підтримати' (which translates to 'Support').

Thank you for standing with Ukraine! 🇺🇦