Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is planning to share his "victory plan" with Parliament on Wednesday. This plan includes military, political, and economic strategies aimed at strengthening Ukraine's position in future talks with Russia. Zelensky is hoping to finalize this plan before the next U. S. President takes office. The plan's success depends heavily on continued support from Western allies. However, no country has yet publicly backed the plan's feasibility.

Ukraine's military is facing challenges on the eastern front, with Russian forces advancing near the key logistics hub of Pokrovsk. The country is struggling with mobilization efforts, limited ammunition stocks, and Russia's air superiority. Zelensky's plan includes aims like joining NATO, gaining access to long-range Western weapons, and enhancing air defenses.

Zelensky's advisor, Serhii Leshchenko, announced the plan's presentation to Parliament. It's uncertain how much of the plan will be revealed, as some parts might be kept confidential. The plan's goal is to ensure any ceasefire deal with Russia is favorable to Ukraine, which has lost significant territory and lives.

Zelensky has been promoting the plan to allies, including at the postponed Ramstein Air Base summit. However, no clear support has been expressed yet. The plan's tight deadline for adoption has raised concerns among some allies.

Ukraine's President Unveils War Strategy to Lawmakers

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