Zelenskyy Pushes for Peace Amid Escalation

In the ongoing Ukraine war, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is steadfastly calling for a just peace, demanding the withdrawal of Russian troops and the return of occupied territories. His recent meetings with U.S.

President Joe Biden have centered on presenting a comprehensive peace plan and seeking additional military and financial support. Zelenskyy's plan includes NATO membership for Ukraine, targeted ground operations, and specific weapon requests to pressure Russia into negotiations.

Meanwhile, Russia has intensified its stance, with President Vladimir Putin introducing new rules for the use of nuclear weapons, signaling a readiness to escalate if threatened. The U.S. has responded by delivering cluster munitions to Ukraine, despite international controversy.

As the conflict continues, Russian drones have launched attacks on Kyiv, causing significant damage and casualties. Zelenskyy has warned the United Nations of potential Russian strikes on Ukrainian nuclear power plants, urging global unity to prevent a nuclear catastrophe.

The war has also sparked international debates on the appropriate use of Western-supplied missiles by Ukraine, with fears of further escalation looming large.