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Ukraine's Zelenskiy Presents 'Victory Plan' for War Against Russia
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0:58Now Playing#Ukrainian President Volodymyr #Zelenskiy presented his “victory plan” to lawmakers, outlining his vision for ending #Russia invasion and reiterating that the country could not accept a frozen conflict or trade territories for peace.
The Ukrainian leader was back in #Kyiv after completing a tour of #European capitals to rally support for his blueprint, while also warning allies against showing weakness to #Russian President Vladimir #Putin He also briefed #US President Joe #Biden last month, though the proposal received a lukewarm reception at the time.
Addressing a session of Ukraine’s parliament on Wednesday attended by foreign diplomats and military officials, Zelenskiy said that the plan is designed to force Russia to accept either a “fair diplomatic process” or lose its ability to continue waging war on Ukraine. Kyiv is open to negotiations, a word the president said he often hears from Ukraine’s partners, but they needed to involve “fairness” — a word he said he hears much less.
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