Ottawa: Canada on Wednesday announced that it will send a new aid package of $47 million to its European partner Ukraine. This will include weapons, ammunition, as well as gloves and clothes used in winters.

The new package will include a $15.2 million Canadian Armed Forces Inventory, including bullet coins, fuses and charge bags for M777 Howitzer artillery guns. In addition, $15.3 million worth of drone cameras, $15 million worth of winter clothing, including 400,000 jackets, pants, boots and gloves.

Along with this, 100,000 pieces of CAF inventory will also be sent by Canadian companies.

Under a joint project by the Ministry of Defense, Canada’s Communications Security Establishment and the Department of Telesat, satellite communication services worth $2 million will also be provided through government and non-government partners.

Announcing this at a meeting with the Ukraine Defence Contact Group in Belgium, Defence Minister Anita Anand said the assistance will be different from the training and other initiatives already being given.

Canada has previously supplied $600 million worth of military equipment to Ukraine during the war, which was released in early 2022.

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New Delhi: Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said that when Russia attacked 100 days ago, no one expected his country to survive and world leaders advised him to leave the country. Earlier in April, Zelensky said in a late-night video address on the 50th day of the war: “They don’t know us.

“They didn’t know how brave the Ukrainian people are, how much importance we give to freedom.”

Everyone has premonition that Ukraine President 44-year-old man, who rose to the presidency from the entertainment world would respond to the invasion of Russia’s vast army.

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