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Carney Pledges $2 Billion for Ukraine, More Sanctions Four Years After Invasion
Canada targets 21 individuals, 53 organizations, and 100 vessels with sanctions while pledging $2 billion in military aid and sending 400 armored vehicles to Ukraine.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged $2 billion in military aid for Ukraine and more sanctions against Russia, involving 100 vessels in the 'shadow fleet' evading sanctions on Russian oil sales.
- Canada is providing $300 million more in military assistance and extending its training mission for Ukraine's soldiers until 2029, as well as sending over 400 armoured vehicles.
- Canada announced expanded sanctions on 21 individuals, 53 organizations, and 100 vessels linked to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which entered its fifth year, as well as $20 million more for rebuilding Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Carney pledges sanctions, $2 billion for Ukraine four years after full-scale invasion
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney promised another $2 billion in military aid and more sanctions on Moscow on Tuesday, as Ukraine marked four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion "Four years on, Russia is failing militarily, strate
Canada intends to provide an additional $2 billion in military assistance to Ukraine this year, in addition to donating 400 armoured vehicles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Canada will grant Ukraine a new 300 million Canadian military assistance ($220 million) and impose sanctions on over 100 ships from Russia's so-called "fantom fleet", announced defence minister David McGuinty...
Mark Carney's government announced that it would increase its military assistance to Ukraine, which would reach $2 billion in 2026-2027.
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