Carney Canada meets Zelenskyy, security guarantees in Ukraine Russia-Ukraine, news war

The Canadian Prime Minister floats the possibility of “the presence of forces” from the Allied countries to protect Ukraine from Russia.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed his support Ukraine calls Security guarantees as part of any peace agreement with Russia, including the possibility of deploying forces in the Eastern European state.

During a visit to Kiev, where Ukraine President Volodimir Zelinski met on Sunday, Carney said that a group of Western allies in Ukraine, known as the coalition of desire, was working with the United States to enhance Ukrainian defenses.

“In the rule of Canada, it is not realistic that the only security guarantee is the power of the Ukrainian armed forces … which must be reinforced and strengthened,” Carney told reporters.

“We are working – with our allies in the coalition of those who wish and with Ukraine – the methods of that security on the ground, in the air and the sea, and I will not rule out the presence of the forces.”

Three and a half years in the full term of Russia Ukraine invasionUS President Donald Trump is leading efforts to end the war.

For its part, KYIV works with its European allies to secure post -war guarantees to protect Ukraine from the possibility of renewing Russian attacks, which Trump also expressed its openness to it.

On Sunday, Carney joined Zelinski to attend a ceremony in the center of Kiev for Ukrainian Independence Day, which was also attended by Trump’s special envoy to Ukraine, Keel Keel.

“We are all working to ensure that the end of this war means guaranteeing peace for Ukraine, so that the war is not left and the war is not threatened until our children inherit,” Zelinski told a crowd of personalities.

Ukrainian president He said He wants to be future security guarantees as part of a potential peace agreement as close to Article 5 of NATO, which is an attack on one member state as an attack against everyone.

Zelenskyy and Carney signed an agreement on the joint production of drones. Canadian Prime Minister said that Ukraine will receive more than a billion Canadian dollars (723 million dollars) as military aid from a package that was previously announced next month.

Carney also called for the end of the fighting in Ukraine during his visit.

“We need to stop fighting. We need a ceasefire. We can call it a ceasefire, engineering, and hormone. This is necessary to stop the murder,” Carney told reporters.

Since the war has already claimed tens of thousands of lives, the hopes of the ceasefire on the ground, however, remain dim watched as Kyiv and Moscow continue to exchange fire.

On Sunday, Russia accused Ukraine, carrying out a drone attack on the nuclear power plant in Corsak near the Ukrainian border, setting fire.

Meanwhile, the local authorities said that a Russian plane hit a 47 -year -old woman in the eastern region of Dniproptrovsk.

After Trump pushed the mediator at the Ukraine summit Russia, peace hopes were kidnapped when Russia excluded any immediate meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Zellinski.

But on Sunday, Zelinski said that “the form of conversations between leaders is the most effective way to move forward,” and renewing invitations to obtain a bilateral top with Putin.

The Russian president met with Trump in Ankarag, Alaska in the United States earlier this month, but the talks did not produce an immediate breakthrough to end the war.

On Sunday, the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov European leaders accused of undermining efforts to reach a diplomatic solution to the conflict.

“We want peace in Ukraine. US President Trump wants peace in Ukraine. Reaction to Marsa meetingLavrov said, according to TASS in Russia, that the visit of these European actors to Washington, and their subsequent actions indicate that they do not want peace.