During his recent visit to the United States, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky presented a 'victory plan' aimed at securing more military assistance as Ukraine continues its fight against Russia. Despite his efforts, which included meetings with President Biden and Vice President Harris, Zelensky's pitch has drawn criticism and skepticism from various corners, raising questions about its viability and potential impact. Many U.S. lawmakers expressed doubts about the plan's effectiveness, suggesting that hopes for a breakthrough may be overstated. Additionally, Zelensky's pleas seemed overshadowed by ongoing crises in the Middle East, further complicating his mission. As Biden faces a growing partisan divide over Ukraine, Zelensky's fate appears increasingly uncertain, with calls for stronger support contrasting with criticisms of his approach. The ongoing war shows no signs of abating, as discussions on new weapons and military engagements take center stage against a backdrop of deepening political divisions in the U.S.