US President Donald Trump has held separate meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which the White House described as "positive and productive". Zelensky and Trump discussed Kyiv's hope that the US would help bolster its air defences. Netanyahu, for his part, arrived at a time when US-Israel ties have been frayed by diverging views on Iran. While there was no official US confirmation of military assistance to Ukraine, Zelensky said afterwards that Trump had agreed to give Ukraine licences for domestic production of Patriot missiles. A photograph of Netanyahu and Trump meeting in the White House was shared on the former's X accountShortly after Zelensky left on Tuesday, Netanyahu arrived at the White House for talks that were expected to focus heavily on the conflict in Iran.