Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Ukraine on Sunday and left the door open to the possibility of sending land troops to support Ukrainian rescue against Russia.
Carney Ukrainian joined Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelancesi for a news conference on Sunday, marking the 34th anniversary of Ukrainian independence. He reiterated Canada’s unwavering support for the country and Announced allocation In June, $ 2 billion was originally declared in a group of seven summit in June.
Carney said at a news conference, “We are working with our colleagues and Ukraine’s alliance and with Ukraine, those safety guarantees -Taryke, on the ground, on the ground and the sea, and I will not exclude the presence of soldiers.”
A Local outlet reported The carney did not clarify whether he would consider soldiers in a training capacity or as part of a peace force.
“In Canada’s decision, it is not realistic that only the security guarantee can be the strength of the Ukrainian armed forces in the Middle period,” Carney said at the news conference.
Carney announced $ 2 billion in Canadian dollars – or $ 1.5 billion in US dollars – in military aid in Ukraine, including $ 680 million – or $ 500 million in US dollars – as part of a list of NATO -priority requirements from America for sages and military equipment for Ukraine.
“Ukraine is on the front border in struggle for freedom and sovereignty. After three years in war, Ukrainians immediately require more military equipment. Canada is responding to the call that provides $ 2 billion for drones, armored vehicles and other important resources,” Karney said in one. Post on social platform x,
Leaders of Canada and Ukraine also signed a joint defense production agreement on Sunday, aimed at deepening bilateral defense-Industrial cooperation, expanding and expanding new production capabilities in Ukraine and Canada and enhancing flexibility and continuity in the supply of defense products, “Ukrainian Defense Dennis Shamil Said in a post on X,
“Today’s system will not only simplify the establishment of Ukrainian companies in Canada and facilitate technology exchange, but will also help providing #Afu with modern weapons and military equipment over the long term,” Shamihal continued.
Zelanski Expressed gratitude To sign Canada’s “Purl program readiness” and “Important documents and clear agreements”.
“A very meaningful meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. I am thankful that this journey is happening today, on such an important day for Ukrainians – Independence Day. It is highly symbolic, because Canada was first to recognize the restoration of Ukraine’s freedom – to recognize our sovereign state,” Ukrainian leader. Xe,
