Zelenskyy to unveil Ukraine’s Victory Plan this week

The plan is designed to secure international pressure on Russia for a just conclusion to the conflict.

Oct 14, 2024 - 21:00

Zelenskyy to unveil Ukraine’s Victory Plan this week

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced that a Victory Plan will be presented to European partners this week, along with edits proposed by its allies, according to Ukrainska Pravda.

The victory plan’s importance lies in coordinating with international partners to secure the necessary military support and legal mechanisms to achieve Ukraine’s objectives. As Ukraine continues to defend itself, this plan is supposed to provide a framework for both domestic and international efforts to bring the war to a close.

“This week, we will present our strategy for compelling Russia to achieve a just end to the war to all our European partners. Of course, the Victory Plan will be presented publicly, together with the initial responses we have received from our partners,” said Zelenskyy.

The Ukrainian president also reported hearing a briefing from Oleksandr Kamyshin, the advisor on strategic issues. Zelenskyy said that as of 14 October, one million drones had already been procured with state funds and delivered to the front along with supplies from volunteers.

Earlier, the advisor to the head of the President’s Office, Serhii Leshchenko, and sources in the Servant of the People party reported that Zelenskyy would speak in the Ukrainian Parliament on 16 October, where he would present Ukraine’s Victory Plan.

On 11 October, Zelenskyy outlined the plan’s core aim: to establish conditions that will prevent Russia from prolonging the war.

Presidential office of Ukraine: Zelenskyy to present ”Victory Plan” in coming days

The president emphasized that the top priorities are “strengthening Ukraine’s position and creating conditions for honest diplomacy.”

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