Canada’s involvement in Ukraine crisis advances a step higher — Russian ambassador
What to know about International Relations
Russian Ambassador Oleg Stepanov has criticized a new agreement between Canada and Ukraine to manufacture uncrewed aerial systems in Canada. The partnership involves a joint venture between Ukraine's Airlogix and Canada's Sentinel Research and Development to produce drones for the Ukrainian armed forces.
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What happened
Canada’s plan to manufacture uncrewed aerial systems for the Ukrainian armed forces on its soil shows that Ottawa is shifting from weapons supplies to direct military-technical cooperation with the Kiev regime, Russian Ambassador to Canada Oleg Stepanov told…
Why it matters
"In effect, Ottawa is moving to a new level of involvement in the Ukrainian crisis — from supplying weapons and financial aid to direct cooperation with the illegitimate Kiev regime in the sphere of military-industrial production," Stepanov noted.
Common ground
"Russia will take this shift into account in its military and political planning," he warned.
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Russian Ambassador Oleg Stepanov has criticized a new agreement between Canada and Ukraine to manufacture uncrewed aerial systems in Canada. The partnership involves a joint venture between Ukraine's Airlogix and Canada's Sentinel Research and Development to produce drones for the Ukrainian armed forces.
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