The Ukraine-Russia war could end next year on terms favorable to Kyiv if the U.S. and NATO back an ambitious — and, by most accounts, unrealistic — five-point victory plan, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Wednesday as he outlined a proposal that seemed to fall flat across much of the West.

Zelenskyy announced the plan back in August as pressure from allies started to mount for a more concrete outline on ending the war. He’s reiterated that a ceasefire isn’t on the table for negotiations, despite Ukraine’s army being faced with lack of ammunition as Russian troops continue advancing in the east.