U.S. President Donald Trump is hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on Tuesday, as the wars in Ukraine and Iran, along with wider regional tensions, are described as being at critical points. Sources say the meetings focus on defense and U.S.-aligned policy discussions. Reports characterize Trump’s relationship with Zelenskyy as having warmed, citing Ukraine’s recent battlefield momentum after blunting Russian advances. By contrast, Netanyahu’s visit is described as coming amid growing White House frustration over what some officials view as lack of progress toward a broader settlement in the Iran conflict. Several outlets also connect the timing to a memorial service for U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican ally of Trump. In the Iran context, reports say a ceasefire has collapsed and that Trump has paused U.S. airstrikes to allow diplomacy another chance. While some details on immediate outcomes are not provided across sources, they agree the leaders’ visits occur as both conflicts remain unresolved and developments could shape next steps in U.S. strategy.