Canada Approves New Air Defense Aid Package For Ukraine — Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed gratitude to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for hosting a bilateral visit to Canada, as reported by UATV English. Zelenskyy highlighted the importance of a new Canadian air defense support package, stating that Ukraine is facing a global shortage of such systems and interceptor missiles. "Thank you to Mark Carney for the invitation to Canada. We have begun our bilateral visit and very substantive talks," Zelenskyy stated.

Zelenskyy emphasized the strong relations between Ukraine and Canada, both between their peoples and governments. He thanked Canada for its support throughout the war, stating, "We are grateful that on this path we have such strong friends as Canada." The talks between Zelenskyy and Carney covered a winter support package and energy assistance.

Zelenskyy underscored the significance of Canada's decision on air defense support, noting the worldwide shortage of such systems and missiles. "There is a great shortage of such systems and missiles for them in the world. And we are grateful for this support," Zelenskyy affirmed.

Zelenskyy expressed his appreciation to Canada for backing Ukraine, its people, children, and its sovereignty and territorial integrity. "Very glad to be here, among friends," Zelenskyy commented, as the post was initially published on Freedom.