Biden meets Zelenskyy at White House, calls on Congress to pass funding to Ukraine

US President Joe Biden urges Congress to pass supplemental funding for Ukraine before the holiday break, while his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for support and discusses priorities for 2024. Biden also announces a USD 200 million military package. The aid package has been delayed as Republicans seek changes in border security and immigration policy. Zelenskyy expresses gratitude for US support and highlights Ukraine's progress in the ongoing war against Russia. The meeting between the two leaders takes place amidst concerns over drying up US aid to Ukraine and stalled talks in Congress.