Prime minister Justin Trudeau Will join the world leaders in Kiev on Monday Ukraine The third anniversary of the entire attack on Russia, the president of Ukraine Wolodmeer Zelinsky As a Ukrainian diplomat called on Canada to “sharpen” its support, he said.
Zlinski confirmed during a news conference in Kiev on Sunday evening that he would personally meet Trudeau – one of 13 foreign leaders who attended a peace and security summit for Ukraine –
“Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be present here tomorrow with a visit, Zilnsky said in Ukraine.
“They are currently presiding over the G7 so he will tell me what is happening with the US.”
The news conference was translated into English by Ukraine Broadcaster UATV.
The Prime Minister's Office has not publicly confirmed Trudeau's journey and did not answer questions about Zilnski's remarks on Sunday.
This will be Trudeau's fourth visit to Ukraine since the start of the war, and as the Prime Minister of Canada, it will last last. He has said that after selecting a new liberal leader on March 9, he will retire.
Zelannski said European Commission President Ursola Van Dare Leene and delegates from Nordic and Baltic countries are also personally attending the summit on Monday, and two dozen leaders will be practically joining.
“This is an important opportunity to discuss Ukraine's strategy and security guarantee framework,” said Zilnski.
Ukraine's allies seek to support a war -torn country because US President Donald Trump emphasizes an end to the war. The Trump administration officials have held talks with Russia without Ukraine at the table, and they are indicating that a final agreement can see Moscow that it actually attacked Ukraine in 2014.
The United States has also offered to accept Russia's position that Ukraine should never join NATO, and they are urging Ukraine to give access to its key minerals as US military aid compensation –
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Zlinski said a contract with the United States on Minerals on SundayAnd that they will be ready to abandon the House if doing so will bring lasting peace to their country under NATO security.
He said, “If to get comfort, you really need me to give up my post, I'm ready.”
Responding to a journalist's question whether he would trade his office for peace, Zelinsky said, “I can trade it for NATO.”
Both Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have called for elections in Ukraine, who have been suspended under Martial Law Zilnski when Russia was attacked in 2022. Trump has called Zilnski a “dictator”. Zlinski accused Trump of living in a “unknown place”, which made US officials angry.
Ukrainian Consul General Oli Niculinco in Toronto told Global News that the rhetoric coming from the United States is “contradictory” and will only serve as an invitation to commit a more “aggression for Russia).
Ukrainian officials said Russia launched 267 strike drones in Ukraine overnight on Saturday night, which is higher than any other war attack. Moscow has fired ballistic missiles on Ukraine, including at least three on Sunday, as its officials have spoken with Washington.
Niculinco said the Ukrainian negotiators are emphasizing security guarantees from the United States as part of any economic or mineral agreement.
Trump and his advisers are demanding Europe to take the lead in the protection of Ukraine, which European leaders say they are ready to do, and Ukraine says they welcome.
Canada also needs to be part of these security conversations, Nicolineco said.
“We believe that at this time, there is a really high time for Canada to play a leading role,” he said. “Canada can really fill many gaps: military aid, humanitarianism, demanding, training our forces.
“We really hope Canada can increase its support right now, as we are in a critical time, I will say.”
Trudeau has demanded Ukraine to be brought to the negotiating table quickly, something, He expressed in a call with Zilnsky last week.
On Wednesday, Trudeau practically participated in a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron's response to Trump's overturns in Russia.
Trudeau spoke on the phone with Trump on SaturdayAnd the two countries said that the Ukraine was a topic of debate.
Ottawa is a large donor of Ukraine Caile Institute for World Economy It is ranked fifth to allocate Canada to its Ukraine Support Tracker, which covers military, financial and humanitarian partnerships.
Canada ranks third for Ukraine's financial allocation amount, especially in promising loans aimed at keeping the country solvents and providing funds quickly after its allocation.
But the Canada gains 20th position to allocate military according to the weight of the population, and analysts have criticized Ottawa for delaying the supply of goods sought by Ukraine.
Canadian Foreign Minister Milani Julie said last week that when the war ends, Canada wants to “join Ukraine”, though Ottawa has not said what could be included. His office will not answer whether it means Canadian troops on Earth in Ukraine.
British Prime Minister Kerr Star, who will travel to Washington with Macron this week, has said his government is ready to deploy troops to Ukraine to help maintain a ceasefire if there is an incident. –
The star's office said that the two leaders spoke on the phone on Sunday before their US trip, saying that Britain and Europe would have to “demonstrate the united leadership in support of Ukraine against Russian aggression.”
Niculinco said that Ukraine people in Canada are feeling tired and “anger” as soon as the war continues and the change of geographical political land, but will not say that if this anger has been directed to the United States.
“Their anger is with the war,” he said – that the war continues, that Russia has fired drones and missiles on Ukrainian cities, that Ukrainian citizens die. ” He said he was angry because he wanted the war to end with justice.
“I want to emphasize that there should be a fair peace, and that's what the people of Ukraine want.”
Files from Canada's Press