An unprecedented number of foreign officials have visited Washington in recent months, appealing to Republicans in Congress to approve increased military aid to Ukraine. But they are listening to a very different voice – that of former president and current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, reports Reuters. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, in his address to Congress on Thursday, urged American lawmakers to overcome “self-doubt” about the country’s role on the world stage, warning that Ukraine’s hopes “would collapse” without US support. The agency also mentions visits to th…