NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg emphasized that Ukraine can still win the war against Russia if the West fulfills its weapon supply commitments, despite recent delays in support. He welcomed a significant U.S. military aid package exceeding $60 billion while criticizing China for supporting Russia's war efforts with advanced technology. Meanwhile, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that for peace negotiations to be viable, Putin must be weakened and Ukraine strengthened, presenting a plan to U.S. President Biden that outlines a framework for peace based on international law. Zelensky's 'Peace Formula' aims to ensure security, uphold territorial integrity, and counter Russian aggression. Additionally, experts argue Ukraine lacks a clear strategic narrative, which has hindered its messaging and could be crucial for rallying support. Finally, an exhibition titled 'Constructing Hope' in New York highlights Ukraine's resilience and the importance of architecture in recovery amidst ongoing conflict.