Zelenskyy outlines 'victory plan' and signals possible talks with Russia

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Before departing for New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced his intention to present his "victory plan" to U.S. President Joe Biden and other world leaders. Zelenskyy mentioned that the plan includes specific steps that Ukraine's strategic partners should take between now and the end of December, though he did not provide further details.

Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine's partners play a crucial role in the plan, which aims to pave the way for a second peace summit. Unlike the first summit held in Switzerland, where Russia was not invited, Zelenskyy suggested that future peace talks could potentially include Russia in some format.

While Zelenskyy reiterated his belief that Moscow is not currently interested in peace talks, he indicated that the "victory plan" would form the basis for any future negotiations with Russia. This framework, according to Zelenskyy, will provide a starting point for discussions, should they occur.