Canada does not approve lethal aid for Ukraine amid escalating Russian aggression
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Wednesday that Canada will be extending Operation Unifier by three more years. It will send an additional 60 troops to Ukraine along with non-lethal weapons – but no guns or lethal aid.
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Canada does not approve lethal aid for Ukraine amid escalating Russian aggression
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