Trudo visits Ukraine to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the Russian invasion
Prime Minister Justin Trudo left for a surprise visit to Ki, along with other Western political leaders, to celebrate the third anniversary of Russia's entire invasion of Ukraine.
It is a key, symbolic moment and less than a public attack on Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelensky, who left Trump.
Zelensky said on Sunday's press conference that the Prime Minister would be one of the 13 foreign leaders who participated in the Ukrainian Peace and Security Summit, and he hoped that Trudo would involve him of relations with the United States.
Truden opened the summit, promising 25 light armored vehicles to provide Ukraine and provide a $ 5 billion worth of confiscated Russian assets. Trudo also said that Canada will present two armored combat funds that Ukraine will soon start training in Germany.
The Prime Minister also said that Canada will provide a grant to help Ukraine with energy security, as Russia is attacking the country's energy network.
Speaking at the 3rd anniversary of the 3rd anniversary of Ukraine's large-scale invasion of Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin, which has called for Russia's “unjustified, cruel war aggression” and more assistance and equipment for Ukraine.
During the opening of the summit, Trudean and other leaders spoke, despite the audible airspace, which sounded against the background. His speech did not touch upon Ukraine's possible membership in the NATO Military Alliance, which other leaders call on the ongoing summit.
Speaking directly to Zelopesky, Trudo praised the President of the President of Ukraine “Remarkable Personal Courage, Flexibility and Resolution”.
“You continue to inspire me and tens of millions of my fellow citizens return home in Canada,” he said.
Washington and Moscow have met to discuss how the war should end. Preliminary stage, which took place without Ukraine's desk and the leaders of the European Allies, who expected to touch the possible peacekeeping military deployment.
Trump finished the war in Ukraine one of his signature campaigns in Ukraine, last year's instructions to restore the White House. Claiming to stop bloodshed in one day. The point was released by Ukraine, Western Allies and Russia.
French President Emanuel Mcron will meet with victory at the White House on Monday, with which British Prime Minister Kay Starmer is scheduled to arrive in Washington to meet with victory on Thursday.
The US President suggested that Ukraine is responsible for the continuous war. “It simply came to our notice then.” They could avoid bloodshed, making a deal with Moscow.
Truden pushed back to any proposal that Ukraine was responsible for igniting the conflict.
“This is not a conflict that Ukraine wanted to provoke or asked for any way,” Trudea said. “This war begins for a reason and only one reason. Russia's desire to erase Ukrainian history and to expand their empire. “
“Russia's actions are nothing against the rules based on international order against direct attack. Order in response to the most destructive war in our collective history, “Trudea said.
“We can't return an era where it can make the right one. We must do everything possible to ensure a fair and lasting peace.
Trump's statements shook international allies and some republicans, including former Vice President Mike Penens, who moved to a social media last Wednesday.
“Mr. President, Ukraine does not “start” this war. Russia has launched a non-employment of hundreds of thousands of lives.
What Trump said last week, parrots Kremlin's spoken units.
Montahan, a female of the European Policy Analysis Analysis Center in Washington, said that Trump had talked a lot about peace in Ukraine, but without any real material, “flourishing”.
“I think that (Russian President Vladimir) is very happy that he has been able to achieve one of his strategic goals, which can create in the United States and his allies,” Montahan said last week, before the anniversary.
“But when we go ahead and define what our goals are for negotiations, I think we need to work very closely with our allies and to establish peace with Ukraine.
At the moment, Russian forces are controlled by about 20 percent of Ukraine, mainly in the east and south-east. Evaluations from various intelligence sources in Western and Ukraine believe that more than 800,000 Russian servicemen were killed or severely wounded, making war in Moscow's earliest conflicts recently.
This week's release time. Donald Trump disrupts the world order when he calls the Elevated President of Ukraine “dictator” and seemingly on the war. Canadian political leaders give their right answer to the US aggression. And Justin Truden presents programs for a high-speed railway.
Last week, Zelensky said that 46,000 Ukrainians were killed after the start of the full scale, and another 390,000 were injured in the actions. Western intelligence agencies have made that assessment higher.
Russia's invasion of Russia has cost Russia more than 12,000 Ukrainian civilians, and many observers think how long the country can keep.
“The biggest challenge we encounter (progressing forward) is trust in Ukraine,” said Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, who started strategic and international studies last week.
He said that the Ukrainians are interested in what the United States is going to do and what the European powers will do against Washington's deals and possible withdrawal.
“Are they going to trade for some big deals? Type of settlement. “
Sam Greene, who is also at the Center for European Policy Analysis, says they are the same issues that NATO allies ask what the talks on Ukraine are going on.
It is more and more in the United Kingdom and it is possible in France, he said that the allies “start to see the United States as part of the problem.”
And that, Greene said, intends to put pressure on Europe to reach a solution to the war on its door.
US President Donald Trump stated that he intends to end the war in Ukraine, but how it can happen for debate. Andrew Chang is a violation of what Russia, Ukraine and all the United States want, and how contradictory interests make their goals incompatible. Pictures provided by Getty Images, Reuters and Canada.
