Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bell again. So today we're going to talk about

Ukraine, plans, and reactions. President Salinsky has briefed Western leaders and provided an outline to Ukrainian

lawmakers about his plan to finally bring things to a close over there.

It's been met with mixed reactions. So, we're going to go through the pieces of the plan that are known,

and go over what's likely, what's unlikely, and what's up in the air.

Zellinsky has been calling it a victory plan, but it's not really a military plan for the most part.

It's more of a geopolitical one.

At least, the parts we know about anyway.

The key components that are known include an invitation to join NATO,

wider access to Western intelligence,

permissions to strike deeper into Russia using Western produced weapons, and

additional air defense.

Okay, so let's go through the various items Zilinski wants.

Starting off with more air defense.

Probably.

NATO will probably come through with that.

Not just does it make immediate strategic sense for Ukraine?

It helps NATO keep Russia from coming back to the big table

with the US and China.

The resources Russia keeps wasting in Ukraine

damage its ability to compete globally.

So it helps Ukraine and NATO.

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