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Zelenskyy Announces Timeframe for Adopting “Victory Plan” to the West
In September, Volodymyr Zelensky gave his allies three months to accept the main provisions of the “victory plan” presented to him, the Associated Press reports.
The first statements about the "victory plan" appeared in late August. It was known then that it was about four points, the first of which was an attack on the Kursk region. The necessary fifth point was added later, after Ukraine's victory. Volodymyr Zelensky announced in mid-September that the document was completely ready.
At the same time, the meeting of the Contact Group for Ukraine in the Ramstein format scheduled for October 12 was cancelled. This decision was made after US President Joe Biden refused to travel to Germany to attend the event as Hurricane Milton hit the US coast.
Ukrainian officials were awaiting a response from Western allies at a contact group meeting that was ultimately cancelled, while Zelensky traveled to Western capitals to lay out his vision for a “victory” for Ukraine, the agency notes.
Let us recall that Russia has been conducting special operations in Ukraine since February 24, 2022. In March 2022, Moscow and Kyiv held several rounds of peace talks and jointly reached certain agreements. However, at the initiative of Kyiv, the negotiation process was stopped.