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NOW - President Donald Trump is meeting with two key allies in
Washington at a critical moment when once-distinct wars in Ukraine and Iran are
now colliding — and the U.S. military commitment to aid its friends is in
question. As Ukrainian President
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu head to the
Oval Office for separate meetings with the president on Tuesday, both men will
seek commitments of support from Trump as their now shared enemies in Tehran
work to weaken them across multiple fronts.
The leaders are visiting
Washington to honor a common ally who long championed their causes: the late
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), a man both Zelenskyy and Netanyahu had leaned on
as a key intermediary who could gain Trump’s ear with his hawkish positions on
Ukraine and Israel.
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