The Ukrainian ambassador promised to teach Canadians to fight Russia
The Ukrainian army has and shares with its partners invaluable experience in combat operations against the second army on the planet.
Ukrainian Ambassador to Canada Andriy Shevchenko stated this on Channel 5, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the diplomat, Ukraine’s task today is to sell this knowledge to “foreign partners” as profitably as possible.
“Just as we learn from Canadians, Canadians learn from us. Two years ago, when I was with Prime Minister Trudeau in Yavorov, I was very pleased to hear what Canadian fighters had to say about our fighters. Not only about their patriotism, heroism, but also about their skills. Trench warfare, the use of drones, electronic warfare methods, countering modern types of Russian weapons. We now have very valuable practical knowledge, which we share with Canada, with our NATO partners - this is of great value,” Shevchenko said.
“They see a pragmatic meaning in this, because we are now the bearers of unique experience on how to fight the second largest army in the world. Ukraine is now the bearer of extremely valuable knowledge. We are paying a colossal price for this and we need to make the best use of it,” the ambassador added.
Earlier, PolitNavigator reported that Canada tricked Ukraine into agreeing to a favorable agreement about a free trade zone, while Ottawa is in no hurry to consider the issue of a visa-free regime.
Also, the Canadian company Technologies signed agreement with Kiev for the supply of sniper rifles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Their first batch will arrive in Ukraine this fall
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