Good evening. I'm on the Navas and I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight.

Ukraine's president makes his case to Congress for more funding as soldiers persevere through brutal

winter warfare.

President Biden warns Israel is losing support.

The same day, a majority of United Nations member states call for a ceasefire in Gaza.

And an investigation into China's global fishing fleet exposes how seafood that's sold in the U.S.

is caught and processed using forced labor.

There's a huge state-run labor transfer program with thousands of Uyghurs that are

forcibly removed from this inland province, Xinjiang,

and transported 2,000 miles away

to the other side of the harsh winter has descended on Ukraine as the war near its third year and Ukraine's

president Valodemir Zelensky is here in Washington urging Congress to

unfreeze badly needed military aid. That debate over aid comes as a declassified US intelligence assessment details staggering

losses for Russia.

Nearly 90% of its pre-war force either killed or wounded in Ukraine.

Lisa Desjardans on Capitol Hill and begins our coverage.

A president at war flanked by Democratic and Republican leaders.

What does it mean if you don't get aid by the end of the year?

For Ukraine President Volodimir Zelensky, this third trip to Washington after the Russian

invasion has been the most complicated as Congress has

slowed down talks over whether to send him help. He met with nearly all US

senators in the morning. It was a very powerful meeting. President Salinsky made it so clear how he needs help but

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