Yermak: Ukraine’s invitation to NATO is part of the victory plan

During a speech at the Council on International Relations in New York, the head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak emphasized that inviting Ukraine to NATO is an important part of the victory plan developed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyi.

Source: Office of the President of Ukraine

Direct speech: “Ukraine’s invitation to NATO is part of the victory plan. I also called on our partners not to heed the threats of escalation from the Russian Federation.”

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Details: According to him, the plan for the victory of Ukraine, which Zelensky is presenting in the United States of America, contains a clear vision of the steps “that must be taken to ensure a just and lasting peace” and includes both military and diplomatic strategies.

Yermak also emphasized that despite the sixfold increase in weapons production, Ukraine still lacks resources, technologies and time for full self-sufficiency.

The head of the OP called on the allies to accelerate the delivery of military aid, among the priorities: air defense systems, drones, means of electronic warfare, long-range systems and artillery shells.

In addition, he noted the need to increase investment in the production of Ukrainian weapons and to authorize strikes on the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as the use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.

Prehistory:

• On September 21, Bloomberg, citing informed interlocutors, wrote that the so-called victory plan, which President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to present to Joe Biden, includes an invitation to Ukraine to join NATO and the US’s commitment to constant supplies of modern weapons.
• Earlier, Zelensky revealed that the plan consists of 4 main points and one that will be “needed after the war”.
• The head of state also said that the “victory plan” is designed for decisions to be made in October-December 2024.