Congress has not yet voted on sending weapons to Ukraine in 2025. While there have been discussions and proposals, including one from President Trump, a formal vote has not yet occurred. News sources indicate that Congress is debating a defense spending bill that includes amendments related to Ukraine aid. [1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4]
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
- Trump's Announcement: In mid-July 2025, President Trump announced that NATO allies would finance the purchase of weapons, including Patriot missile defense systems, for Ukraine. [1, 2]
- Ongoing Debate: Congress is currently debating the annual defense appropriations bill, which includes amendments related to Ukraine aid. [3]
- Republican Proposal: Some House Republicans, including Reps. Greene and Gosar, have proposed amendments to block funding for Ukraine, reflecting a split within the Republican party on the issue. [3]
- No Formal Vote Yet: While these discussions and proposals are significant, a formal vote on sending weapons to Ukraine in 2025 has not yet taken place. [1, 3]
- Historical Context: Previous aid packages have been approved by Congress, with the last vote being in April 2024. [5]
In summary, while there is considerable discussion and debate around providing further military aid to Ukraine in 2025, no formal vote has occurred yet in Congress. [1, 2, 3]
