Canada has pledged €218 million to help Ukraine acquire air-defense interceptors, strengthening Kyiv’s ability to protect cities and critical infrastructure from Russian attacks. The agreement comes as Ukrainian officials warn that the country is running critically short of Patriot interceptors, which are capable of challenging ballistic missiles. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the package after meeting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The deal is part of broader international efforts to replenish Ukraine’s air-defense stocks as Russia intensifies missile and drone strikes.
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