Ukraine’s Victory Plan has five points including ‘a non-nuclear deterrence package’ – London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The Ukrainian President has revealed his Victory Plan which has five point and three are classified.

Presenting the Victory Plan to MPs and the Ukrainian community in the Verkhovna Rada President Zelensky said, “Point one is geopolitical. Points two and three are military. Point four is economic. Point five of the Victory Plan is about security.”

He said the plans are calculated in time and the first four are the time of the war, to end it,” with point five of the plan is after the war to guarantee security.

He added, “If Ukraine does not strengthen now, Russia will strengthen next year. And we must speak honestly – Ukrainians and all our partners – if we do not strengthen now, Putin will have time to strengthen next year so that he will throw diplomacy aside forever.

“Russia must lose the war against Ukraine. And this is not a ‘freeze.’ We must implement the Victory Plan to force Russia to be at the Peace Summit and be ready to end the war.”

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The first point is to invite Ukraine to join NATO, the second is “defence” which includes operations inside Russia to stop buffer zones on Ukraine, which also includes joint defensive operations with neighbours in Europe to shoot down Russian missiles, drones and to allow the use of long-range weapons to attack military sites deep inside the Russian Federation.

The third point of the Victory Plan is to contain Russia’s aggression, there is a top-secret annex to this which is eyes only for the leaders of the US, UK and Italy. President Zelensky is also proposing to deploy inside Ukraine a non-nuclear package to prevent and contain Russian aggression.

President Zelensky spoke in more detail about the non-nuclear deterrence package that must be sufficient to protect Ukraine.

He said, “Ukraine proposes to deploy on its land a comprehensive non-nuclear strategic deterrence package that will be sufficient to protect Ukraine from any military threat from Russia and will narrow Russia’s options to the following prospects: either join an honest diplomatic process for a just end to the war, or be guaranteed to miss the opportunity to continue an aggressive war as a result of Ukraine using the provided deterrence package in accordance with certain military objectives.

“That is, the containment package is a fact that Russia either goes into diplomacy or leaves … to the loss of its war machine. Peace through force.”

He added, “And this point can be provided, in particular, by financing within the framework of already concluded security agreements with partners and certain amounts of financial support.”