Zelensky said that they are ready to consider options to end the war: the Office of the President named conditions

In his column for the Finnish publication Hufvudstadsbladet, he noted that world efforts are intensifying in the third year of the war, and Kiev is counting on the support of the Constitutional Conference.

Yermak stresses that in order to end the war, democratic countries must recognise the strength of international rights. This, he believes, will be for peace not only in Ukraine but also in the world. He noted that Helsinki, as one of the democratic countries, can play a decisive role in resolving the conflict.

Peace is possible if we respect international law, support Ukraine's territorial integrity and its sovereignty," Yermak said.

International efforts and determination of allies

Yermak said that despite all the hardships of the war, Ukraine continues to fight and its allies from Europe, America and other regions remain resolute in their support. He noted that efforts have been made to enforce international agreements during the conflict, and activity in economic processes continues despite ongoing military operations.

Europe, like the rest of the world, seeks justice and lasting peace," Yermak added.

Yermak provided Ukraine's readiness to discuss various options for a world settlement, but with respect for international rights and preserving the inviolability of Ukraine's borders. The President's office is also considering the possibility of holding a second summit to discuss world norms that should ensure sustainable peace for all countries.

We shall remind you that the first point of Ukraine's plan remains to invite the country to NATO. It should also deploy non-nuclear means of non-nuclear liberation in the country and move the war to the territory of Russia to weaken its regime. This approach was voiced by President Volodymyr Zelensky at an extraordinary meeting of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

Ukraine is set to implement a "victory plan" that includes not only security and soft measures, but also agreement steps to ensure peace in the countries and maintain stability in international relations.