Zelenskyy responds to whether there will be a second Peace Summit if partners do not support the Victory Plan
According to the President, without support for the Victory Plan from partners, Ukraine's position at the second Peace Summit will be much weaker.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Photo: Associated Press
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy assures that the country will prepare for a second Peace Summit, even if partners do not support the Victory Plan.
He made this statement at a press conference in Brussels.
Zelenskyy commented on whether it would be impossible to hold a second Peace Summit without implementing the Victory Plan, particularly regarding NATO invitations: "That is not the case. We are preparing for the summit regardless. The question is when all our partners want Russia to be included in the second Peace Summit, along with the document prepared on all points of the formula. In my opinion, Ukraine should be strong there. And what if they don’t (if partners do not support the Peace Plan)? We will continue to fight and defend our interests and rights, but we will prepare for the second summit. These are different things," the President explained.
However, Zelenskyy noted that in that case, Ukraine's position at the second Peace Summit would be much weaker.
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