US EditionCanada announces $4.3-billion in new support for Ukraine and sanctions on Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’
- At the G7 summit in Alberta on June 17, 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a $4.3 billion aid package for Ukraine, including military support and infrastructure loans, alongside new sanctions targeting Russia’s covert fleet of vessels.
- This announcement responded to Russia's ongoing fourth year of war in Ukraine and recent deadly missile and drone attacks on Kyiv that killed 15 people overnight.
- The aid package includes $2 billion in military aid for drones, ammunition, and armored vehicles, alongside a $2.3 billion loan to rebuild Ukraine's war-damaged infrastructure and sanctions targeting 200 vessels evading trade restrictions.
- Carney stated the importance of maximum pressure on Russia and condemned its barbarism, while Ukrainian President Zelensky thanked him for the support and new sanctions during a bilateral meeting.
- The measures underscore Canada's continued strong alliance with Ukraine and follow prior G7 and EU efforts that have cut nearly 80% of Russian oil and gas revenues since February 2022.
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Manitoba agrees to support reconstruction in area of war-torn Ukraine
CALGARY — The Manitoba government has signed an agreement with an area of Ukraine to support reconstruction efforts. Premier Wab Kinew made the announcement in Calgary following the G7 leaders' summit in nearby Kananaskis.
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