Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spent Tuesday in Washington pressing American lawmakers to approve a new funding package for his country's war with Russia.
Zelenskyy's lobbying effort comes as the current U.S. aid package is rapidly dwindling, and the fight between Ukraine and Russia has all but stalled.
NPR's
Mary Louise Kelly talks to NPR Pentagon Correspondent
Tom Bowman about the state of the war, what new funding would be used for, and what the country can – and can't – do without more money.
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