Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. And I'm Amna Nawaz. On the news hour tonight, Ukraine's president visits the White House amid tensions over long-range missiles and discussions with Vladimir Putin.

The disfigured, injured, and deeply traumatized children and parents of Gaza are beginning a long road to recovery

as the fragile ceasefire holds.

I saw many horrific scenes that broke my heart

when I entered the hospital.

Children with limbs amputated.

What do those children do?

Despite major cuts to critical government agencies,

the Trump administration provides a $20 billion lifeline to Argentina's flailing economy.

Welcome to the News Hour.

Ukrainian President Belodemir Zelensky returned to Washington today to meet with President Trump,

who is continuing his efforts to bring an end to Russia's nearly four-year invasion. But Mr. Trump didn't seem willing to give Ukraine what it really wanted from the visit.

That's long-range U.S. Tomahawk missiles that could strike deep into Russia.

And late today, while Zelensky was speaking with reporters, Mr. Trump posted on social media

that Russia and Ukraine should, quote, stop where they are.

Let both claim victory.

Let history decide.

For the second time in his many months,

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky

was back at the White House today,

pressing President Trump for greater U.S. assistance

in the war with Russia.

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