
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the signing of a 100-year partnership with Canada aimed at deepening economic, political and defense cooperation, including the supply of air defense missiles through the US Jumpstart mechanism.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Canada resulted in the signing of two key agreements: a 100-year partnership agreement and a separate agreement on defense cooperation, including the supply of air defense missiles through the US Jumpstart mechanism.
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky announced the signing of a hundred-year partnership agreement with Canada. The press conference following the Ukrainian leader’s visit to Canada was broadcast on the YouTube channel of his office.
Zelensky stressed that this step is aimed at deepening economic and political cooperation, as well as security partnership.
In addition, a separate agreement was signed on cooperation between the countries in the defense sector, and the supply of critical interceptor missiles for air defense (air defense) through the American Jumpstart mechanism.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Deliveries of air defense missiles through the Jumpstart mechanism will begin within the next 6 months
Likely · Within months
The Centenary Partnership Agreement will lead to an increase in bilateral trade between Ukraine and Canada by 20% within 3 years
Possible · Within years

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