Ukraine wants “as soon as possible” to receive feedback from partners regarding the victory plan – Yermak

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented his victory plan to key Western partner states. Now Kyiv wants to get feedback from them “as soon as possible”, said the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak on the air of the telethon.

“I think it would be unrealistic if we received an answer instantly, because we need a very specific answer, and any specifics take time. Of course, we expect feedback as soon as possible, feedback in the form of concrete steps,” Yermak said.

As the head of the OP added, the partner countries, which have already been presented with the victory plan, are “deep in the situation” and “understand everything”.

“The victory plan is about creating the conditions so that we really move forward to end the war on terms that would be acceptable to, first of all, Ukraine… I hope that the next steps on the part of our partners will best show their support for of this plan,” he summarized.

The 25th meeting of Ramstein in the format of leaders, scheduled for October 12, was postponed after US President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken canceled their trips to Germany due to Hurricane Milton.

Earlier, the Ukrainian president announced that during the 25th meeting in the Rammstein format (October 12), Ukraine will provide a “victory plan” to all partners. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte also stated at a press conference in Kyiv that at the meeting they will discuss with US President Joe Biden the issue of permission to use long-range weapons against military facilities in Russia.