On October 25, local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky said in an interview with Ukrainian media that during the meeting in Oslo, Norway last week, Ukraine clearly proposed three plans to the US to stop attacking Russian energy facilities. The first is that Russia must stop attacking Ukraine's power grid; the second is that the US opens authorization to Ukraine to use the “Starshield”, a militarized version of the “Starlink” system to attack deep targets within Russia to locate the location of Russian ballistic missile launchers; third, if neither of the first two plans can be implemented, then the US “should at least provide Ukraine with interceptor bombs for the 'Patriot' air defense system.” Zelensky said, however, that at present, Ukraine has not received anything. Not only has it not received a “Patriot” missile, but the “Starlink” network has also been limited in speed for a while. On October 20, Zelensky held talks with Norwegian Prime Minister Steller and Finnish President Stubb in Oslo. US President's special envoy Witkov attended the meeting.

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