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Democratic Rep. Eugene Vindman said Ukraine must combat corruption to counter Russian narratives and strengthen ties with the United States, amid Kyiv's unfolding standoff over its anti-corruption bureau. He separately said bipartisan support for Ukraine would continue after the current political turmoil in Washington. Vindman also described Trump as 'transactional,' suggesting that if Democrats win control of Congress, the administration will have to negotiate more directly with lawmakers on Ukraine policy. He said he expects a Russia sanctions package bill to reach the House floor as early as next week, though he noted some legal complications unrelated to Ukraine support are complicating its passage.