With a fragile ceasefire holding in Gaza, President Donald Trump is shifting his focus to ending Russia's war on Ukraine. Trump has expressed renewed confidence in his ability to broker peace, signaling a willingness to increase pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin, including the possible sale of long-range weaponry to Ukraine if negotiations stall. He is set to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who is expected to request further military support and tougher economic sanctions against Russia. While Congress debates new sanctions, Trump's administration is actively reviewing legislation that would target countries purchasing Russian exports, aiming to weaken Moscow's war effort. The White House is also seeking greater cooperation from European allies before moving forward with any major economic measures.