Zelenskyy visits Canada to seek more military support for Ukraine against Russia
Summary
Canada will produce millions of drones in the next two years and send one-third of them to Ukraine to help defend against Russia's attacks. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visited Canada to ask for more military and energy support as Russia increases missile and drone strikes on Ukraine.Key Facts
- Canada currently has about 2,000 drones but plans to increase its fleet tenfold.
- One-third of all drones Canada makes will be sent to Ukraine for its defense.
- Canada announced a $254 million package of air-defense systems to help Ukraine.
- Canada will also provide over $312 million in loan guarantees to help Ukraine buy natural gas and improve energy security.
- Ukraine faces intensified Russian attacks targeting power grids, aiming to weaken civilians before winter.
- Zelenskyy said Ukraine needs to strengthen its defense before meaningful talks with Russia can happen.
- Both Ukraine and Russia have used drones in attacks on each other’s territory, causing casualties and damage.
- Zelenskyy is working closely with U.S. officials on possible future negotiations involving Russia.
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