Zelensky is due to unveil his new plan to parliament in a bid to boost support from Kyiv’s western allies against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to unveil his long-awaited “victory plan” to Parliament on Wednesday, after weeks of hinting about the strategy to Western allies, including U.S. President Joe Biden.
The plan, which outlines military, political, diplomatic, and economic strategies, is seen as Ukraine’s final effort to secure a stronger position in future negotiations with Russia.
However, no country has publicly endorsed or commented on the plan’s feasibility.
Zelensky aims to solidify this strategy before a new U.S. President is sworn in next year. Ukrainian officials acknowledge that neither candidate guarantees a better outcome for Kyiv, whether Vice President Kamala Harris is victorious or Former President Donald Trump.
On Monday, Presidential adviser Serhii Leshchenko announced Zelensky’s plan to present the strategy to Parliament amid worsening conditions for Ukraine’s military on the eastern front, where Russian forces are advancing near the key logistics hub of Pokrovsk.
