
Maria Zakharova said that Canada's decision to transfer interceptor missiles to Ukraine worth 350 million Canadian dollars alienates the world and makes Western countries direct participants in the conflict.
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Canada announced its decision to transfer a batch of interceptor missiles worth 350 million Canadian dollars to Ukraine.
MOSCOW, September 23 - RIA Novosti. Pumping Ukraine with weapons alienates the world and directly involves Western countries in the conflict, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova in light of Canada’s decision to transfer interceptor missiles to Kyiv.
Zakharova’s comment on the Foreign Ministry’s website notes that Canada previously announced the transfer of interceptor missiles to Kyiv for 350 million Canadian dollars.

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