Aid to Kyiv and the war in Ukraine have been the main topics of negotiations between the leaders of the two countries. Trudeau said his country would support Ukraine “no matter the cost.”
US President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a meeting on Friday, March 24, announced their intention to support Ukraine “at any cost,” reports CNN.
In a speech in Ottawa, with the head of the White House, Trudeau said that Ukraine can count on the United States and Canada as partners.
“As you know, Mr. President, Canada will continue to stand by Ukraine, no matter the cost. Together we are partners that Ukraine – and the world – can count on,” he said.
Trudeau recalled that Canada has been providing Ukraine with artillery, ammunition, armored vehicles and tanks, training Ukrainian military personnel since 2015, and imposing sanctions against the Kremlin regime.
In this regard, Biden emphasized that the Russian dictator Putin has not achieved his goals in Ukraine, and “the love of the Ukrainian people for their country will prevail.”
“Let us prove once again that we will keep the torch of freedom bright and support the Ukrainian people,” he added.
The US President also said that Russia had failed to destroy NATO unity, and pledged that the US and Canada would “protect every centimeter of territory” of the Alliance.
The previous day, it was reported that Joe Biden began a two-day visit to Canada. During this time, the American leader will meet with the country’s leadership and discuss issues of bilateral cooperation and the international order, including the situation in Ukraine.
The Canadian Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced the extension of the Canadian-Ukrainian Emergency Travel Permit (CUAET), a support program for refugees from Ukraine.
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