Ukraine’s prime minister will visit Canada in ‘coming weeks,’ PMO says – National | 24CA News
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal is planning to go to Canada in “the coming weeks,” in line with a spokesperson for the Canadian Prime Minister’s Office.
No particular dates of when the go to would occur got. His go to comes because the nation is locked in a battle for the town of Bakhmut and after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Poland requesting extra help.
It could be Shmyhal’s first go to to Canada since Russia’s invasion in 2022, whereas Zelenskyy nearly addressed Parliament in March 2022, simply three weeks after the invasion.
The transcript of his speech is accessible on this Global News submit.
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Ukraine is anticipated to launch a counter-offensive to grab again land within the south and east of the nation from Russian forces within the coming weeks or months.
But the nation faces an unprecedented price range deficit this yr attributable to ballooning navy spending to battle off Russia’s invasion and has come to rely closely on international monetary help. The United States just lately authorized an additional US$2.6 billion in help for Ukraine.
Canada has to date supplied Kyiv with greater than $5 billion in help.
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