Ukrainian President Zelensky solemnly announced on Wednesday that his carefully prepared "Victory Blueprint" has been successfully completed. This plan aims to lead Ukraine towards a peaceful and strong future while resolutely avoiding any form of "conflict freeze." It is reporte

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy solemnly announced on Wednesday that his carefully prepared "Victory Blueprint" has been successfully completed. This plan aims to lead Ukraine towards a peaceful and prosperous future while resolutely avoiding any form of "conflict freeze." It is reported that Zelensky has planned to introduce this strategic concept in detail to US President Biden at the upcoming meetings of the United Nations Security Council and the United Nations General Assembly.

In his daily update, President Zelensky did not disclose the specific details of the plan, but emphasized that the core of the blueprint is to obtain acceptable peace conditions for Ukraine to end the war that has lasted for more than two and a half years. Russia-Ukraine conflict. He announced to the nation through a night video address: "Today, we can proudly say that our victory blueprint has been perfected, and all its core points, key areas and necessary details have been settled."

President Zelensky Further pointing out that the key lies in the firm determination to implement this plan, he emphasized: "We have no choice but peace. We will not accept any form of war freeze or other expedients that will only delay Russian aggression to the next stage." .”

Previously, President Zelensky revealed on Tuesday that meetings with senior military commanders had achieved “positive and powerful results” that will significantly strengthen Ukraine’s military capabilities. He reiterated that the peace plan he proposed at the end of 2022 remains the cornerstone of negotiations, which clearly calls for the full withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine, the restoration of Ukraine's post-Soviet borders, and measures to hold Russia accountable for its aggression.

It is worth mentioning that this peace plan was the focus of the "Peace Summit" hosted by Switzerland in June this year, and the participating parties promised to hold a second summit later this year to promote the peace process. Although Russia was not invited to the first summit, calling it "pointless," Ukraine and its allies say there is still a chance for Moscow to participate in the next summit.

However, faced with the grim reality that Russian troops still occupy nearly 20% of Ukraine’s territory, President Zelensky resolutely rejected any form of negotiation proposal, demonstrating the Ukrainian people’s firm determination to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

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