S. Res. 103 is a Senate resolution condemning the U.S. decision to reject a United Nations General Assembly resolution that condemned Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine. The resolution, introduced by Senator Gallego and four other Democratic senators, expresses the Senate's disapproval of the U.S. rejection of UN Resolution A/ES-11/L.10 from 2025, which called for a comprehensive and lasting peace in Ukraine while criticizing Russia's invasion. This is a symbolic measure with no direct funding or enforcement mechanisms—it serves as a statement of the Senate's position rather than legislation that changes law or policy. The resolution references Russia's 2014 invasion and the 2022 expansion of that invasion as context for why the U.N. resolution matters. As a Senate resolution, it does not require presidential approval and does not carry the force of law, but it reflects disagreement among some senators with the current administration's foreign policy stance toward Ukraine.