The United Nations' General Assembly is gathering heads of state and diplomats from all over the world in New York, this week.

One of the main characters in this ensemble, as has been the case in the last few years, is Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

He will bring his much-talked-about 'victory plan' to show it firsthand to enfeebled US President Joe Biden before he can present it to the other Ukraine backers.

As part of his plan, Volodymyr Zelensky will reportedly push US President Joe Biden to provide an official invitation to join NATO, as well as commit to a 'sustained supply of advanced weapons.'

Zelensky thinks his plan will facilitate an end to the war with Russia.

Bloomberg reported:

"Zelensky is expected to present the plan, which also requests a clear pathway to European Union membership as well as other economic and security arrangements, to Biden when they meet in Washington Sept. 26, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified as the information is private."

Zelensky curiously envisions an outcome in which the nation that is losing the war badly can set conditions for the opponent that is winning it.

He describes his plan as 'a blueprint for how to force Russian President Vladimir Putin to seek peace'.

Kiev is also worried that a cease-fire without guarantees would leave Russia able to strike again whenever it wants to.

(Never mind that Russia has already stated that it accepts none of the conditions by Kiev.)