Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are in Washington to attend the memorial service for US Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, whose death earlier this month has drawn several major political figures. Multiple outlets report that both leaders also have separate meetings scheduled with President Donald Trump at the White House. Coverage describes the visits as diplomacy occurring “on the sidelines” of the funeral, with discussions focused on the leaders’ respective regional conflicts.

Reuters, as cited by Al-Monitor, reports that Trump says his meetings with Zelensky and Netanyahu are “positive,” but he does not provide specific details of what was discussed. Other reports indicate that the agendas include Ukraine-related issues, including support for Kyiv and Russia, and Israeli regional concerns including Iran and efforts tied to peace or security arrangements.

Several outlets also note that the leaders are attending Graham’s funeral and then conducting other official engagements in Washington, though timelines and additional meetings vary by account.