The White House says US President Donald Trump’s meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky takeaways are positive. In a statement posted on X, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump concluded Oval Office meetings with both leaders and that “both meetings were positive and productive.” The outlets report Netanyahu’s visit is his first to the United States since the US-Israel conflict involving Iran began on 28 February. They also note the timing of the visit comes about a week after Ukraine carried out an attack on Iranian arms shipments in the Caspian Sea. The reports do not provide further details on specific policy decisions, agreements, or outcomes discussed during either meeting. The only cited characterization of the meetings comes from the White House press secretary’s remarks describing the talks as productive, while the broader context highlighted by the sources includes ongoing regional tensions related to Iran and Ukraine’s actions affecting Iranian arms transport.