
Supporting Ukraine Protects America
American strength keeps peace. Support for Ukraine helps defend our interests and keeps American service members safe.
Why This Conflict Matters to the United States
Russia continues to challenge American strength and stability. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows a clear intent to expand its influence, while undermining America’s security and allies.
When Russia advances through force, the risk of a wider conflict grows. That could one day involve American and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) forces. Our rivals, namely China and Iran, are watching, and how America responds will determine their own regional aggression in the Indo-Pacific and the Middle East.
Russian actions in occupied Ukrainian territories have also raised serious concerns about the protection of children, religious freedom, and basic human dignity. These issues matter to Americans because they reflect principles that guide free societies.
The pressure and violence against Christian communities in areas under Russian control is undeniable. Churches have been destroyed, religious leaders have been murdered, and families have been subjected to unspeakable harms because of their faith. Russia has also stolen Ukrainian children from their homes and placed in facilities inside Russia.
When a government acts with this level of aggression and repression, it signals a willingness to challenge not only national borders but also the values that support free expression, faith, and family life. A strong and independent Ukraine helps contain Russian behavior and protects the principles the United States stands for around the world.
A strong and independent Ukraine helps protect American national security and interests and the values that define our nation.
America First Plan for Peace
A Peace Plan That Protects American Interests
A lasting peace begins with clear limits on Russian aggression and strong support for Ukraine. The United States should pursue a peace plan that strengthens our security and keeps threats in check.
Protecting American Families and Service Members
A Strong Ukraine Reduces the Risk of Future War

American service members have avoided direct combat in this conflict. Ukraine has defended its territory with support from the United States and other partners. If Ukraine loses the ability to defend itself, Russia will see a new chance to advance. That would raise the possibility of a larger conflict that could require American involvement.
As the U.S. works to negotiate a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, President Trump’s National Security Strategy states, “We want to support our allies in preserving the freedom and security of Europe.”
Continued support for Ukraine lowers the chance of another major war that would affect American families.
Global Adversaries Are Watching. China and Iran Are
Studying How We Respond
When the United States stands firm, adversaries take notice. Events in Ukraine influence how China and Iran judge American resolve in other regions.
The Economic Case: How Support for Ukraine Helps American Workers
Support for Ukraine strengthens the American defense industrial base. Much of this support is spent in the United States through manufacturing, equipment production, and skilled labor. Strong supply chains and reliable production keep American workers competitive.
A stable Europe also protects American businesses. It helps reduce global uncertainty and lowers the risk of economic disruption from a wider conflict.
Reports and Resources
Research And Information:
Explore analysis that connects Ukraine’s defense to American strength and security.
Strategic Importance of Ukraine
Analysis of Threats from Russia, China, and Iran
Economic and Industry Research
The Bottom Line: America is Strongest When We Lead
Support for Ukraine strengthens American security and credibility. It limits the ambitions of hostile governments. It protects service members by reducing the chance of a future war. It supports American workers through strong industrial production. Peace depends on American strength, and American leadership shapes global stability.
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