Canada considers sending peacekeepers to Ukraine: what the Minister of Defense said.

According to FREEДOM: Canada is ready to join the peacekeeping forces in Ukraine

Canadian Minister of Defense David McGinty stated that Canada does not rule out the possibility of joining the peacekeeping forces in Ukraine after the war ends. This information is provided by FREEДОМ referring to Bloomberg.

'I am confident in the operational capabilities of the Canadian Armed Forces. We just returned from Ukraine. We were able to assess the situation and clearly see the needs,' McGinty said during a meeting with journalists in Warsaw.

McGinty, along with Prime Minister Mark Carney, visited Kyiv on August 24. On Monday, the head of the Canadian defense department visited Warsaw. He also noted that it is difficult to predict the results of the negotiations. According to McGinty, Canada is considering a number of possible obligations in the event of a deal, including the provision of equipment and funding or logistical and intelligence support.

It is worth noting that Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney during his first visit to Kyiv on August 24 stated that his country would provide Ukraine with weapons worth 1 billion dollars.

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The Minister of Defense of Canada announced the possibility of the country's participation in the peacekeeping forces in Ukraine, emphasizing the readiness to provide not only military support but also financial and logistical assistance. The Prime Minister of Canada also promised to send weapons to Ukraine worth 1 billion dollars, reaffirming support for the Ukrainian government in the context of the conflict in the east of the country.