Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is developing a detailed plan to bring an end to the conflict with Russia. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of a globally supported approach to achieving peace during a joint news conference with Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar. The diplomatic efforts in progress aim to pave the way for negotiations between the two nations. The lack of ongoing negotiations between Ukraine and Russia indicates a significant gap in their positions regarding a potential peace agreement. Ukraine's precondition for initiating peace talks remains the withdrawal of Russian forces from Ukrainian territories. In contrast, Russia insists on further territorial concessions from Ukraine as a condition for peace discussions. Zelenskyy recently hosted an international summit in Switzerland, excluding Russia, to rally international support for Ukraine's stance. Over 90 countries participated, demonstrating a majority consensus on upholding Ukraine's territorial integrity in any resolution. However, certain key nations, including India, did not fully support this stance, while China opted to boycott the summit in protest of Russia's exclusion. The conflict dynamics continue to evolve, with Russia's ongoing military advances and territorial occupation in Ukraine. Zelenskyy highlighted the urgent need for a detailed plan to end the war, given the escalating human toll of the conflict. The article also touches upon escalating tensions between Russia and the United States, highlighting recent incidents that have heightened the risk of military clashes. Russia's accusations against the US, coupled with provocative actions in Crimea, underscore the fragile geopolitical landscape. As the situation remains fluid, Ukraine's efforts to counter Russian aggression and garner international support underscore the complexities of the conflict and the urgent need for a comprehensive resolution strategy.