The new Minister of Defense of Ukraine announced a war plan with three directions: strengthening air defense, stopping Russian troops, and reducing Russia's economic resources.

Mihailo Fedorov, the new Minister of Defense of Ukraine, presented a war plan with three main objectives, in the context of marking four years since the Russian invasion.

The first objective aims to strengthen air defense to protect the civilian population and critical infrastructure, by creating a multi-layered system to detect and intercept aerial threats.

The second objective is to stop Russian troops on all fronts, with an emphasis on inflicting significant losses on the enemy.

Finally, the third objective focuses on depriving Russia of the economic resources necessary to continue its aggression, by strengthening sanctions and coordinating actions with international partners.

Fedorov emphasized the importance of developing international partnerships and utilizing advanced technologies to gain an advantage over the enemy. He also announced a joint project with Denmark to modernize a training center for the Ukrainian air forces, highlighting that better infrastructure will lead to more effective training and reduced losses.