Russia Dismisses Zelenskiy's 'Victory Plan' as Gambit to Keep West Onside
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Friday dismissed a "victory plan" elaborated by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as a gambit to keep the West onside and said it had nothing to do with the search for a diplomatic or political solution to end the war.
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