The Financial Times, citing sources among officials from Ukraine and Europe, reported that newly elected US President Donald Trump is interested in two points of President Volodymyr Zelensky's victory plan.
This was reported by URA-Inform citing the Financial Times.
According to officials, this concerns the fourth and fifth points of the Victory Plan, namely access for Western allies to Ukraine's natural resources and the replacement of some US troops stationed in Europe with Ukrainian units after the war.
The FT's sources who developed Zelensky's Victory Plan noted that these two points were aimed specifically at Donald Trump. During the newly elected US president's meeting with Zelensky, he was “interested” in them.
As the publication notes, business leaders in Ukraine are also separately discussing with the Ukrainian government the possibility of granting Trump “investment screening” powers. This would give him the ability to choose who can do business in Ukraine.
A person involved in developing this idea described it as ABC's “Anybody But China”. According to her, Ukrainian industries dependent on Chinese technologies and materials, in particular telecommunications, could instead replace them with suppliers from the United States and attract more Western investment.
It is noted that the idea is in the early stages of development, but individual business leaders close to the Office of the President of Ukraine are convinced that it could play into the hands of Donald Trump.
It also became known that the West is preparing an ultimatum to Putin: it became known who decided to take such a step.