Expressing that the United States should not enter into any bilateral or multilateral agreement to provide security guarantees or long-term security assistance to Ukraine.

HRES 1343 is a resolution introduced by Rep. Davidson (July 9, 2024) that expresses the House's position opposing U.S. security commitments to Ukraine. It specifically targets the June 13, 2024, Bilateral Security Agreement between the U.S. and Ukraine, arguing the agreement bypasses constitutional requirements by not seeking Senate ratification. The resolution states the U.S. should not enter into any security guarantees or long-term assistance agreements with Ukraine without congressional approval, and declares the existing agreement has no legal force until submitted to the Senate. It does not create new law but formally opposes the administration’s approach to Ukraine security support.