Four Years Later, We Still Stand With Ukraine
And we're demanding our government does, too - tell MoCs to pass deeper sanctions on Russia
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Four years ago today, Vladimir Putin began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. U.S. intelligence reported at the time the Russians expected to be in Kyiv in 72 hours. Kyiv, and all Ukraine, still stand, and still fight for their freedom.
In the last year, they’ve done so with considerably less support from the United States. The Trump regime very publicly attempted to bully President Zelenskyy and repeatedly halted and deeply reduced military aid, leaving our European friends to try to fill in the shortfalls. Negotiations are stalled as Russia continues to demand Ukraine give up territory they haven’t won, and the White House is putting pressure on our allies to make more and more concessions.
Congress has proposed multiple bills to deepen sanctions on Russia that have earned bipartisan support. We need to put our country firmly on Ukraine’s side again and move forward with them. 🔊 Let’s honor the losses of the last four years and reach out to our members of Congress demanding action on new Russian sanctions. We can find call scripts and language below or send this message by texting SIGN PTDMHH to 50409. 🔊
Last updated 2/24/26.
PHONE SCRIPTS
You can find contact info for your congressional delegation here. Please adjust, add, and reword as you would see fit - you will be most effective speaking in your own words!
Hi, my name is _________, and I’m a constituent from (city, zip). (If voicemail, leave street address).
It’s time for Congress to move forward on new Russia sanctions. We just passed the fourth anniversary of the invasion, and it’s clear to everyone but the White House Putin has no interest in peace.
We’re sending a dangerous message to the world by bullying Ukraine. Russia and China are emboldened for more wars of conquest. Everyone else is being told to give them what they want. It’s bad for our Ukrainian friends, bad for freedom and democracy and bad for our national security. We need to put the pressure back where it belongs.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
PHONE SCRIPTS - UKRAINE SUPPORT ACT
You can find contact info for your congressional delegation here. Please adjust, add, and reword as you would see fit - you will be most effective speaking in your own words!
Hi, my name is _________, and I’m a constituent from (city, zip). (If voicemail, leave street address).
It’s time for Congress to move forward on new Russia sanctions and aid for Ukraine. I want to see you be part of an overwhelming, bipartisan vote for the Ukraine Support Act.
Ukrainians have managed to fight their way to a stronger position even with us abandoning them. With our backing, they might be able to secure a just, lasting settlement, making the world safer for democracy and from wars of conquest. This is a chance to show our friends America can still be a reliable ally, and Russia and China we won’t stand by while they bend their neighbors to their will.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
EMAIL LANGUAGE
We can send this message directly to our members of Congress by texting SIGN PTDMHH to 50409, or use it as a starting point for the standard congressional email system.
Congress should mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by finally moving forward with deeper sanctions on the aggressors. Please work to bring such measures up for a vote.
It’s clear to everyone but the Trump White House that Putin has no interest in a just, lasting settlement with Ukraine. Moscow is demanding our allies accept a defeat their troops haven’t earned on the battlefield. This administration, instead of standing up for freedom and democracy, continues to bully Kyiv to make concessions. They want peace at any price.
Taken with Trump’s own attacks on smaller nations and threats towards NATO, we are sending a dangerous message to the world. We’re telling Russia and China that wars of conquest are normal and winnable, and we don’t have the backbone or the interest to stand up to them. We’re telling our friends we can’t be trusted and their only choice is to give their most powerful neighbor whatever they want. Maybe Trump thinks it will get him a Nobel Peace Prize, but it’s a disaster for our national security, along with a betrayal of our values and the Ukrainian people.
We are fortunate to have a coalition on Capitol Hill with an understanding of what is at stake. While there are disagreements on the details, new sanctions on Russia have considerable support on both sides of the aisle. Passing them could strengthen President Zelenskyy’s hand at the negotiating table, where right now Putin seems content to stall. Delay no further in taking action.
AND MORE WAYS TO HELP
We can also reaffirm our own commitment to our friends and allies by donating to support them as their hour of need stretches on. We can:
Give to humanitarian relief and medical aid with Razom
Help provide soldiers on the front line with equipment with Come Back Alive
Back the official national defense fund at United24