Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s tour of the US appears to be falling flat, as his much-hyped ‘Victory Plan’ has seemingly failed to impress his western allies, as the situation on the frontlines keeps worsening for his undermanned, outgunned and outmaneuvered troops.
It arises now that western officials have been seeking to ‘lower expectations’ for his plan to end the war, saying they ‘don’t see it ushering in a breakthrough’ to the conflict with Russia.
Bloomberg reports:
“One person familiar with Zelensky’s conversations with foreign leaders, who asked not to be identified discussing private deliberations, said there were no real surprises in president’s so-called ‘victory plan’ and it wasn’t a major game-changer. Another official described it as a ‘wish list’.”
This less-than-stellar assessment of his plan is yet another manifestation of the fatigue plaguing allied nations as the war runs into its third year with increasingly rapid Russian advances all over the line of contact.
“At least one of the allies has suggested it’s time for a new round of outreach to President Vladimir Putin, either by Zelensky or other countries, the two officials said.”
With Russia keeping ahead with weapons production, Western nations have also began to worry about their own safety. […]
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