This Senate resolution marks the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, unequivocally reaffirming the United States' unwavering support for Ukraine's sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized 1991 borders. It strongly condemns Russia's brutal aggression, including attacks on civilian targets, energy infrastructure, and the forced abduction of Ukrainian children. The resolution also expresses deep condolences for the immense loss of life and suffering inflicted upon the Ukrainian people, while commending their extraordinary bravery and resilience in defending their homeland. Furthermore, the resolution encourages continued strong cooperation among NATO allies and partners to provide comprehensive security assistance , including advanced weapons systems, training, and intelligence sharing, to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities. It calls upon Congress and the President to impose additional financial pressure on Vladimir Putin's government and its enablers to deter further aggression and facilitate meaningful peace talks. Crucially, the resolution underscores the importance of robust United States security guarantees for Ukraine as essential for achieving a durable and just peace, which must also include the unconditional return of all forcibly abducted Ukrainian children.