The Inquiry
How might the next US President affect the war in Ukraine?
Oct 22, 2024
Mariia Zolkina, an expert on Ukraine's geopolitical landscape, joins Democratic strategist Mary Anne Marsh, Republican foreign policy analyst Matthew Kroenig, and military specialist Matthew Saville to discuss the impact of the next U.S. President on the war in Ukraine. They explore President Zelensky’s ‘Victory Plan’ and its dependence on U.S. support, contrasting the candidates' approaches to aid. The conversation highlights concerns over declining U.S. assistance, Europe’s commitment, and how future U.S. leadership might shape the conflict's resolution.
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- Zelensky's 'Victory Plan' highlights the need for NATO support and sanctions against Russia, aiming for a swift conflict resolution.
- The differing approaches of Harris and Trump towards U.S. support for Ukraine may drastically shape the future of the war.
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Zelensky's Victory Plan and Ukraine's Future
President Zelensky has proposed a comprehensive victory plan aimed at ending the war with Russia and safeguarding Ukraine's sovereignty. This plan emphasizes the need for key support pillars, including NATO membership, lifting bans on Ukraine's ability to use advanced Western missiles, and tightening economic sanctions against Russia. As the situation evolves, Ukraine faces immense pressure from international partners to consider negotiations, raising concerns about sustaining overseas support amidst the shifting political landscape in the U.S. Despite these challenges, Zelensky expresses hope that favorable backing from allies could lead to a resolution of the conflict by next year.
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