Canada and Belgium have jointly delivered military aid to Ukraine
The Canadian and Belgian armed forces have joined forces to jointly deliver military equipment from Canadian warehouses to Ukrainian defenders. Belgian allies supported this initiative by directly assisting with the transport of the cargo.
Canadian Defense Minister David McGinty made this announcement in Ottawa. He emphasized that such close cooperation demonstrates the value of a shared commitment to Ukraine’s security and sovereignty in its fight against Russia’s unprovoked and illegal war.
McGinty assured that Canada regularly organizes such deliveries in coordination with its allies and will continue to provide timely and sustained support to the Ukrainian people.
Source: Ukrinform.
The Canadian government is discussing with Ukraine the possibility of sending a portion of firearms, the use of which has been banned, to help deter Russia on the battlefield.
The House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament approved the allocation of 764 million Canadian dollars (approximately 587 million U.S. dollars) for military aid to Ukraine. It also approved the allocation of financial assistance and funds for humanitarian demining.
