Ukraine And Canada Agree On Defense Package Worth Over $1 Billion, — Zelenskyy
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Canada's assistance for Ukraine's defense will amount to more than $1 billion. In total, the parties reached a series of agreements worth over $2 billion. The head of state announced this while speaking with media representatives in Canada, UATV English reports. "Overall, today's agreements are substantial — more than $2 billion. The government package is…
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Canada has agreed to provide Ukraine with a defense package valued at over $1 billion. The total value of the agreements reached between the two nations is estimated to be more than $2 billion. The president disclosed this information during a media interview in Canada, as reported by UATV English.
The defense package primarily focuses on protecting Ukraine's airspace, including the deployment of Patriot missiles, ammunition for F-16 fighter jets, and the co-production of drones with Canada. Additionally, Zelenskyy highlighted financial agreements between Ukrainian and Canadian businesses in the energy sector. The Canadian leader expressed gratitude for Canada's support, particularly the establishment of a $40 million veterans fund to aid Ukrainian veterans.
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