Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived at the White House on Tuesday for talks with President Joe Biden as the Biden administration pushes Congress to approve a new round of military and economic aid for Ukraine. The visit comes at a critical moment: Ukraine's counteroffensive has slowed, and Russian forces have intensified attacks along the front lines. Biden seeks to reassure Zelenskyy of continued U.S. support, but funding for Ukraine remains tied up in a standoff over border security and immigration policy in Congress. The two leaders are expected to discuss air defense systems, long-range missiles, and financial assistance to keep Ukraine's government running. The outcome of the visit could shape the trajectory of the war, as European allies watch closely to see if the United States will maintain its leadership role in supporting Ukraine.
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Zelenskyy Visits White House to Discuss Ukraine War Amid Stalled Aid Debate
Published July 28, 2026 at 12:03 PM UTC