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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visited Canada to secure additional military aid and discuss a long-term partnership. Agreements worth over $2 billion were signed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Canada to secure additional military and financial support. During the visit, Canada committed to joining a European anti-ballistic missile program and signed a declaration for a 100-year partnership, with agreements totaling over $2 billion.
This visit underscores Ukraine's continued reliance on international partners for its defense efforts. Canada's engagement in the missile program signals a deepening commitment to European security architecture and a tangible contribution to Ukraine's long-term defense capabilities.
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All sources: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visited Canada to secure additional military aid and strengthen bilateral ties, resulting in significant partnership agreements and a declaration on a long-term collaboration.
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Ukraine and Canada sign declaration on 100-year partnership, agreements total more than $2 billion
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