This Senate resolution calls on the U.S. executive branch and leaders of the G7 and European Union to permanently seize Russian sovereign assets currently frozen in their jurisdictions and transfer them to Ukraine at a minimum rate of $10 billion per month until depleted. The resolution argues that Russia bears financial responsibility for damages caused by its invasion of Ukraine—including documented war crimes, civilian deaths exceeding 35,000, and an estimated $524 billion in infrastructure destruction—and that international law permits seizing a state's assets as a proportionate response to grave violations of international obligations. The measure builds on the 2024 REPO for Ukrainians Act, which already authorized the U.S. to seize Russian assets domestically, and references an international declaration calling for repurposing approximately $300 billion in frozen Russian assets. To enforce compliance, the resolution recommends that the President incentivize countries to confiscate these assets by prioritizing U.S. weapons sales to cooperative nations while deprioritizing sales to those that refuse.