Zelenskyy talks of 'victory plan' as allies push for end to war with Russia

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has laid out details of his "victory plan" in a speech to parliament in which the Ukrainian president acknowledged increasing pressure from allies to negotiate an end to the conflict.

- Emma Graham-Harrison

An "unconditional invite" to join Nato is at the heart of the plan he had pitched in private meetings in Washington DC and on a tour of European capitals, before unveiling it publicly in Kyiv yesterday.

"We heard the word 'negotiations' from partners, and the word 'justice' much less often," he said, adding that his project was a response to that, offering a chance of "decent peace" for the country.