On a crucial visit to Washington today, Ukrainian President Valodemir Zelenski met with President

Biden in the Oval Office and then Vice President Kamala Harris for in-person requests for more military

and economic aid as part of what he calls a victory plan.

President Biden announced $8 billion in military aid to Ukraine, much of which is for already

authorized weapons.

But certain key features of the new aid include another Patriot missile defense battery,

precision guided glide bombs with a range of 81 miles,

more F-16 pilot training, and American investment to help Ukraine's

defense industry.

What did not come out of today's meeting, U.S. permission to fire American weapons deep inside Russia.

Today we have a new strong support package, as you said, and we have common view on the things that need to be done.

We have to keep pressure on Russia to stop the war

and to make truly lasting and just peace.

There are some in my country who would instead force Ukraine to give up large parts of its sovereign

territory, who would demand that Ukraine accept neutrality and would require Ukraine to forgo security

relationships with other nations. These proposals are the same of those of Putin.

Zolinsky will meet with former President Trump tomorrow.

But far from the political grappling here, there's a battle for air superiority that's crucial

along the front lines in eastern Ukraine.

Russian glide bombs launched from aircraft lay waste Ukrainian positions and to the towns nearby.

And a harrowing game of cat and mouse is being played with Kamikaze drones.

Up close, personal and terrifying.

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