NATO country meets to discuss Ukraine's 'Victory Plan' while many allies are apprehensive

Finnish President Alexander Stubb said on October 17 that the country will hold a meeting to discuss Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's "Victory Plan".

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has given Kiev's allies three months to agree on the main points of a "Victory Plan" by September 2024. (Source: AP)

According to Mr. Stubb, the meeting discussed “ecological issues” with the participation of Ukrainian politicians, but not Mr. Zelensky.

On October 16, President Zelensky presented a plan to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. The document includes 5 points and 3 secret additions.

In particular, Mr. Zelensky proposed Kiev joining NATO as its next member, lifting restrictions on attacks deep into Russian territory and deploying a "comprehensive non-nuclear deterrent package" in Ukraine to restrain Moscow.

According to this plan, the conflict will end by 2025 at the latest.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in September 2024, proposed a three-month deadline for Kiev's allies to agree on the main points of his “Victory Plan.”

Mr Zelensky has visited several Western countries and presented the plan to allies. However, so far, no one has been willing to support the Ukrainian leader's plan.

Some allies have also expressed concerns about the short timeframe Mr Zelensky has given to end the conflict.

Retired US officer and Pentagon employee Robert Maginnis assessed that the “Victory Plan” proposed by the President of Ukraine could lead to a large-scale conflict in Europe with the participation of both Russia and the United States.

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