Globalnews.Ca Canada Faces Russian Threats Over Ukraine Drone Production Deal
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- •Russia labeled Canada a 'warmonger' over a drone deal with Ukraine.
- •Canada's government condemned Russia's threats against its companies.
- •The drone production deal involves Canadian and Ukrainian firms collaborating.
Russia's foreign ministry condemned Canada's recent drone production deal with Ukraine, labeling Canada a 'warmonger' and threatening to publish the addresses of Canadian facilities involved. The deal, signed by Defence Minister David McGuinty, will see Canadian-made drones sent to Ukraine's military amid ongoing conflict with Russia. McGuinty stated that such threats were expected and would not affect the agreement. Global Affairs Canada responded by condemning Russia's threats and reaffirming support for Ukraine's sovereignty. The drone systems will be produced by Canadian company Sentinel R&D and Ukrainian firm Airlogix. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is seeking similar agreements with other NATO allies. The situation reflects escalating tensions in the region as Canada deepens its military support for Ukraine.
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