Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is visiting Washington D.C. to discuss his 'victory plan' with President Joe Biden.
The plan aims to secure more military support, including long-range missiles, and seeks quick decisions from international partners. Zelenskyy emphasizes that US backing is crucial for Ukraine's success against Russia.
During his visit, Zelenskyy will also meet with senators in a bipartisan session organized by Chuck Schumer. Concerns are growing in Kyiv about the potential impact of a Trump reelection on US military assistance, as Trump has criticized Zelenskyy for not negotiating with Moscow and questioned congressional support for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy has presented 'Trump-proof' security guarantees in response to these criticisms. Additionally, Biden has invited international leaders to a Ukraine summit in Germany, where further military aid and support for Ukraine's defense industry will be discussed.
This summit highlights Biden's commitment to Ukraine, with the US already pledging $8 billion in military aid, including advanced weaponry and pilot training. As tensions rise, Zelenskyy's visit underscores the importance of maintaining strong international alliances and securing continued support for Ukraine.
