S 682 United States Senate · 119th Congress

Independent and Objective Oversight of Ukrainian Assistance Act

This bill establishes an independent Office of the Special Inspector General to oversee U.S. military, economic, and humanitarian aid provided to Ukraine. The Special Inspector General will conduct audits and investigations of all aid programs, monitor fund usage, and report quarterly to Congress with detailed financial information on contracts, projects, and expenditures. The Office will have authority to investigate waste, fraud, and abuse in aid programs while coordinating with other federal inspectors general. It is authorized $20 million for fiscal year 2026 and will terminate when unexpended aid funds fall below $250 million. The bill requires transparent reporting in English, Ukrainian, and Russian to ensure accountability in how U.S. aid is used for Ukraine's military, economic, and humanitarian needs.
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