Standing on the platform of the Verkhovna Rada, led by the flags of Ukraine and the European Union, Volodymyr Zelensky revealed last week before deputies most of the contents of his 'victory plan' against Vladimir Putin. In the midst of great anticipation, the Ukrainian president actually ended it a week of speculation and information in nonsense and tediousness regarding the published documents, which until now have been kept secret from the general public while they were disclosed to key partners, with the United States taking the lead.
With the proposal, which consists of five points and several still-secret clauses, Kyiv passes the buck to its partners, seeking to pressure them to “strengthen” their positions, militarily and diplomatically, with the aim of bringing Russia on the right track. hold talks and end the war, something Zelensky says could happen as early as next year. But it remains unclear to what extent they will be able to gain support from their Western partners, who have so far received the initiative with indifference, while many question how realistic it is.