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Breaking news: Zelenskyy begins high-stakes trip with visit to weapons factory in Pennsylvania.

 

Breaking news: Zelenskyy begins high-stakes trip with visit to weapons factory in Pennsylvania.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has begun a high-stakes visit to the United States during which he will present Kyiv’s plan to end the more than two-and-a-half-year-old war against invading Russian forces to US President Joe Biden as well as election rivals Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Zelenskyy, who will also attend the annual meeting of the United Nations on Tuesday and Wednesday, urged Ukraine’s allies to help achieve “a shared victory for a truly just peace”.

He is expected to present his peace proposals, which he has dubbed a “victory plan”, to Biden on Thursday, before later meeting Harris, who is vice president. His office has said he expects to meet Republican candidate Trump on Thursday or Friday, although no date has been officially announced.

The Ukrainian president is in the US after a summer of intense fighting: with Moscow advancing in eastern Ukraine and Kyiv occupying tracts of Russia’s Kursk region.

Zelenskyy made an unannounced stop under extraordinarily tight security at a Pennsylvania munitions plant which manufactures 155-millimetre artillery shells.

Breaking news: Zelenskyy begins high-stakes trip with visit to weapons factory in Pennsylvania.


The shells are vital to Ukraine’s war effort and it has already received more than 3 million of them from the US.

“I began my visit to the United States by expressing my gratitude to all the employees at the plant,” Zelenskyy wrote in a post on X, including photos of him shaking hands with workers at the factory.

“It is in places like this where you can truly feel that the democratic world can prevail,” he wrote.

No details on Ukraine’s latest peace proposals have been made public.

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