Inspector General for Ukraine Act

S.671 establishes a new Office of the Inspector General for Ukraine to monitor U.S. military and nonmilitary aid to Ukraine. The Inspector General, appointed by the President with Senate approval, will oversee how funds are spent, investigate potential waste or fraud, and conduct audits of all U.S. support programs for Ukraine. This office directly affects U.S. agencies (like State, Defense, and USAID) distributing aid, Ukraine (through compliance monitoring), and Congress (via mandatory quarterly reports detailing fund usage, contracts, and aid comparisons with other countries). The Inspector General reports directly to the Secretaries of State and Defense but has independence to conduct investigations without departmental interference, with the office authorized $70 million for fiscal year 2025 and set to terminate after five years.