Russia condemns Canada over a new agreement related to drone production with Ukraine, calling Canada a “warmonger,” according to reporting from Canadian outlets. Russian officials say they plan to publicly release information about the Canadian company involved in work with Kyiv, framing the deal as support for Ukraine’s military efforts. Canadian officials respond that the country will not be intimidated. Defence Minister David McGuinty says Canada’s position will not change in the face of Russian threats. The dispute centers on Canada’s involvement in supporting Ukraine through cooperation connected to drones, with Russia using diplomatic language and potential public exposure of the participating company as part of its reaction. The exchanges reflect broader tensions between Moscow and Ottawa over Ukraine-related security and defence support. No details are provided in the reports beyond the existence of the drone production deal and Russia’s stated intention to publish information about the company.
Russia calls Canada a ‘warmonger’ over drone production deal with Ukraine
Russia condemns Canada over a new agreement related to drone production with Ukraine, calling Canada a “warmonger,” according to reporting from Canadian outlets. Russian officials say they plan to pub...
- Russia calls Canada a “warmonger” in connection with a drone production deal involving Ukraine.
- Russia says it will publish information about a Canadian company working with Kyiv.
- Canada’s Defence Minister David McGuinty says Canada will not be intimidated.
- The reports describe the issue as linked to support for Ukraine connected to drone production.
Moscow vows to publish address of Canadian company working with Kyiv; Defence Minister David McGuinty says Canada will not be intimidated
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