On Sunday, Andriy Yermak, a top aide to the president of Ukraine, announced that he had traveled to the United States with a group led by the economy minister to discuss ways to collaborate and assist their country, which has been devastated by war.

According to Yermak, there are plans for meetings at the White House, Congress, and with think tanks and representatives from civil society organizations.

Yulia Svyrydenko’s delegation will address crucial matters such as the president’s peace plan, bolstering Ukraine’s defense, and enhancing cooperation during their discussions.

Ukrainian leaders, such as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, are frequently engaging in discussions with Western leaders in an effort to prevent feelings of exhaustion from ongoing conflicts.

Ukraine is currently in the 21st month of war and is facing challenges in its efforts to advance during its counterattack.