Expressing the sense of Congress in support of a coordinated and effective international response to the crisis in Ukraine and in support of the use of reparations paid by Russia for Ukrainian recovery and reconstruction efforts while ensuring that, to the extent possible, the burden of funding Ukraine's reconstruction does not fall on United States taxpayers.

HCONRES 66 is a symbolic congressional resolution expressing support for Ukraine and outlining a policy approach to Russia's invasion. It calls for using reparations from Russia (specifically seized Russian assets abroad) to fund Ukraine's recovery and reconstruction, while explicitly stating that U.S. taxpayers should not bear this financial burden. The resolution directs the President to work with international partners to establish a mechanism for assessing war damages and securing reparations, and to coordinate transparent management of these funds for Ukraine's rebuilding. It does not allocate funds or create new legal obligations, but instead sets forth a policy position for the executive branch to pursue. This resolution focuses on international coordination and financial accountability, not on new U.S. spending.