REPO Implementation Act of 2025

• Families and aid recipients in Ukraine: Would create steadier funding by requiring the Secretary of State to obligate and expend at least $250 million from the Ukraine Support Fund at least every 90 days, with the first obligation within 60 days after assets are deposited. This aims to make assistance more predictable.

• U.S. fund management and markets: Would let the Ukraine Support Fund invest idle balances in interest-bearing U.S. government obligations and credit interest and sale proceeds back to the fund. It would also let the President transfer non-confiscated frozen funds into the fund.

• Diplomacy and foreign-host countries: Would require timely public reports on locations and characteristics of frozen Russian sovereign assets and push covered countries to begin repurposing at least 5 percent of such assets each quarter to support Ukraine.

*Would require the Secretary of State to obligate and expend at least $250 million from the Ukraine Support Fund every 90 days, with the first obligation not later than 60 days after assets are deposited.*