The Victory Plan consists of five points and three secret annexes that have been provided to Ukraine’s partners. The five points are:
- The first point is geopolitical, and presupposes Ukraine’s invitation to join NATO immediately.
- The second point emphasizes the importance of shooting down drones in Ukrainian skies by European neighbors and the need to lift restrictions on the use of Western long-range missiles inside the Russian Federation.
- The third point provides for the non-nuclear deterrence of Russia. Ukraine proposes to deploy a comprehensive non-nuclear strategic deterrence package on its territory, sufficient to protect Ukrainian territory in the future. It also provides for joint weapons production.
- The fourth point is economic. Kyiv proposes signing agreements with the EU and the US regarding joint protection and investment in natural resources including the extraction of uranium, titanium, and lithium, and the use of these resources.
- The fifth point focuses on security that is designed for the post-war period. It assumes that Ukraine will have a large and experienced military. This experience will be used to strengthen NATO’s defensive capabilities and European security.