What will happen if Biden does not support the victory plan and negotiations on new fighter jets: highlights for September 22

Zelenskyy: If Biden does not support the victory plan, it will be terrible

Ukraine's plan to win the war is designed to be supported by US leader Joe Biden. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that the idea of a potential rejection is a “terrible thought”.

When asked whether Kyiv has a plan B in case Biden rejects the victory plan, Zelenskyy replied: “We have been living in plan B for years.”

At the same time, Zelenskiy's plan to end the war from James DeVance, whom Republican candidate Donald Trump has chosen as his vice presidential running mate, would start a global war.

Umierov: Ukraine is negotiating on Gripen and Eurofighter

Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said that Ukraine is negotiating with its allies on the supply of Gripen and Eurofighter jets. He emphasized that a much larger number of aircraft is needed to achieve air superiority.

Man opens fire in a store in Kyiv region

In the Obukhiv district of the Kyiv region, a man entered a store and opened random fire, wounding the owner and a saleswoman. Police detained the alleged shooter. He was a 36-year-old previously convicted local resident.

Farion's daughter's lawyer: Suspect was at the crime scene

The suspect in the murder of Iryna Farion, 18-year-old Vyacheslav Zinchenko, according to odorological examination, was at the scene of the attack on the linguist with a probability of 99.99%, said Natalia Romanik, the lawyer of Farion's daughter.

Zelenskyy: Channels from telethon are free to show what they want

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy assured that the United News telethon shows truthful information, and the TV channels involved in the telethon can broadcast what they want.

He emphasized that journalists in Ukraine had decided to join forces to combat Russian disinformation.

Former Ukrainian national football player donates his jersey to Russian auction

Anatoliy Tymoshchuk, a former player of the Ukrainian national football team who is under sanctions for anti-Ukrainian activities, has donated his T-shirt to a Russian auction. The hundreds of thousands of rubles raised will be used to help the Kursk region, where the Defense Forces are currently conducting an operation.

Other important news of the day

• Ukraine reacts to Lukashenko's meeting with Pushilin: the Foreign Ministry says it will have negative consequences.
• The WSJ writes that the DIU serviceman who liberated Zmiinyi sailed in an inflatable boat for more than a day.
• In the Lviv region, a conflict between patrol policemen and conscripts occurred: the police launched an internal investigation.
• In the Czech Republic, fraudsters collected money allegedly for Ukraine, but spent it on entertainment and travel.