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Zelensky unveils victory plan in bid to end Russia-Ukraine conflict

Zelensky unveils victory plan in bid to end Russia-Ukraine conflict

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Volodymyr Zelensky presented a five-point "victory plan" to the Ukrainian parliament, outlining a strategy to end the war with Russia by next year. The plan includes: an unconditional invitation to join NATO, lifting restrictions on long-range strikes on Russia by allies, increased Western assistance, a Western role in developing Ukraine's natural mineral resources, and a proposal to replace US troops in Europe with Ukrainian units after the war. However, the Kremlin dismissed the plan, with a spokesman saying Kiev needs to "sober up". Zelensky's allies have responded with a lukewarm response, and the plan's effectiveness is yet to be seen.

Charles Michel
EU Council
1. The EU is on your side. Whatever it takes, we know that you need more help.
Olaf Scholz
Social Democratic Party of Germany
1. You know Germany's position on the issues involved. This will not change.
2. We have to fathom how the war doesn't continue forever.
3. There will never be any decisions made over Ukraine's head.
Maria Zakharova
Russian Foreign Ministry
1. He is pushing Nato into direct conflict with our country.
Oleksiy Goncharenko
European Solidarity
1. Biden could make a real historical decision with long-range weapons and the invitation.
2. A plan needs to be realistic. Tell me, what in it is realistic?
Solomiya Bobrovska
Holos
1. Unfortunately, I don't think the U.S. is very receptive of this plan.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy
Ukraine Government
1. It depends on our partners. I emphasize: on partners.
2. Ukraine proposes to deploy on its soil a comprehensive non-nuclear strategic deterrence package that will be sufficient to protect Ukraine from any military threat from Russia.
3. Please don't ease the pressure of sanctions on Russia. It truly helps.
4. Ukraine is ready for real diplomacy, but for it, we must be strong.
5. Greece is ready to continue meeting Ukraine's most urgent defence needs.
6. Putin must respect our strength, not have the free world tremble at his threats.
7. Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion, Greece has been providing military support to Ukraine, including material and technical assistance, as well as training.
8. Russia and its allies want more wars. And that's a fact. They are learning, and the more time they have to learn … the more the world will have to pay, unfortunately and inevitably, for the right to life, for the right to peace.
9. We hear the word 'negotiations' from partners and the word 'justice' much less often. Ukraine is open to diplomacy, but honest (diplomacy).
10. Russians must feel that their czar has lost geopolitically to the world.
11. If we start moving according to this victory plan now, it may be possible to end the war no later than next year.
12. We achieved and are achieving results in battles thanks to our unity. Therefore, please do not lose unity.
13. That is why we have the Peace Formula. It is a guarantee of negotiations without forcing Ukraine to accept injustice. Ukrainians deserve a decent peace.
14. We are not choosing nuclear weapons, we are choosing Nato, and I think that Donald Trump heard me.

Zelensky unveils victory plan in bid to end Russia-Ukraine conflict

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