Zelensky’s 10-Point Peace Plan, Being Discussed at Davos, Likely To Fizzle as Russia Balks

Biden downshifts to offering support to Ukraine for ‘as long as we can’ from ‘as long as it takes.’

AP/Efrem Lukatsky
Prime Minister Sunak hugs President Zelensky after signing documents at Kyiv, Ukraine, January 12, 2024. AP/Efrem Lukatsky

A presidential plea in the Times of London, a high-profile trip to Switzerland, and various degrees of hand-wringing everywhere over more assistance for an ongoing war effort in Ukraine will not be enough for Kyiv’s 10-point peace plan to become a reality. Not immediately, anyway. That, of course, is primarily Russia’s fault.

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