Support for Ukraine: US Senate moves bill to next stage of consideration

The United States Senate has taken another step in considering the bill H.R.2913 “Ukraine Support Act”. After the second reading, the document was officially included in the legislative calendar, which opens the possibility for its further consideration at the plenary session of the upper house of Congress.

The relevant information was published on the official website of the US Congress.

The bill has moved to the next stage

According to Congress, the last procedural action regarding the document took place on July 20, 2026. The Senate conducted a second reading of the bill and included it in the legislative calendar in the “General Orders” section under number 462.

Inclusion in the calendar does not mean automatic adoption of the document, but is a necessary stage of the legislative procedure, after which the Senate can submit the bill for consideration and voting.

What is known about the bill

The bill H.R.2913 “Ukraine Support Act” was registered in the US House of Representatives on April 14, 2025.

Its author is Congressman Gregory Meeks, a Democratic representative from the state of New York.

The document concerns support for Ukraine and is under consideration by a number of specialized committees of the House of Representatives, including:

Committee on Foreign Affairs;
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure;
Permanent Special Committee on Intelligence;
Committee on Taxation and Fees;
Committee on Rules;
Committee on Judiciary;
Committee on Financial Services;
Committee on Armed Services;
Committee on the Budget.
What is the current status of the document

According to the US Congress, one roll call vote has already taken place on the bill.

The document is currently included in the Senate legislative calendar and awaits further consideration. Final adoption of the bill will require passing all stages of the legislative procedure, including a vote in the Senate and further necessary procedures.