The Kremlin commented that it is on "waiting" on "The Plan for Victory" of Zelensky, BNT reported.
"We believe that an analysis based on information from the media cannot be done. When information emerges from an official source, we will carefully investigate it. Currently, there is a lot of conflicting and heterogeneous data. We treat this quite discreetly," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
Zelensky's visit coincides with Washington's efforts to release a new $375 million financial aid package to Ukraine. The Ukrainian president is expected to deliver a speech at the Future Summit at UN headquarters. And tomorrow to participate in a meeting of the Security Council.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in the US, where he will present a "Plan for Victory". This fall will determine the future of this war, he wrote on social networks. According to preliminary information, Kiev will ask for guarantees that, in the event of Donald Trump's victory in the elections in November, Ukraine will continue to receive American aid. Moscow commented that it was on standby.
The first stop of Volodymyr Zelensky's American visit was the hometown of his colleague Joe Biden - Scranton, Pennsylvania. Zelensky visited a projectile factory and heartily thanked its workers for their contribution to the successes of the Ukrainian army.
The head of state and his host - the governor of Pennsylvania - Josh Shapiro, left their autographs on some of the shells. And the state of Pennsylvania and the Ukrainian region of Zaporozhye signed a twinning agreement.
Volodymyr Zelensky received the American Academy of Achievement Award. He also mentioned the main purpose of his visit - the presentation of the Ukrainian plan for victory.
"Ukraine has a plan for victory and I will present it to the United States - first to President Biden, to Congress and to the two candidates for the head of state - Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. As well as our global partners. And I believe that this should be our common achievement - a victory for freedom, without compromises and conditions," Zelensky said.
Continued arms shipments, diplomatic efforts to persuade Russia to agree to peace, and holding Moscow accountable for starting the war. These are the three main points in Kiev's plan, Western publications claim.
Zelensky will want guarantees that US support will continue and that Russia will not get away cheaply after the hostilities end, the reports said. As for the request to use long-range weapons provided by the West inside Russia, Zelensky is unlikely to get the green light, sources in Washington say. And they remind Vladimir Putin's warning that Moscow will consider such a move as NATO's direct participation in the war.