Zelensky discusses security guarantees, pressure on Russia with Canada's PM

Zelensky shared this on Telegram, as reported by Ukrinform.

"I spoke with Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney. It was a good and substantive conversation covering many important topics. I congratulated him on his assumption of office and thanked Canada for its assistance, particularly for the defense packages and support of our energy sector," Zelensky said.

Carney emphasized the need to step up pressure on Russia, particularly targeting Russia's shadow fleet and the banking sector.

"We must impose all-out sanctions on everything that provides Russia with funding for its war. Only then can we force Putin to a just and lasting peace," Zelensky stressed.

The leaders also discussed security guarantees for Ukraine, the rebuilding of the country, and supportting the economy after the war.

Another key topic was the Ukrainian agenda during Canada’s G7 presidency.

"We will continue interacting in various formats and at different levels to make our cooperation even more meaningful and practical," Zelensky assured.

A separate focus of the conversation was the development of bilateral relations, particularly in the military-industrial sector.

"Throughout this war, we have gained significant experience in the production of EW systems, long-range missiles, and drones. Ukraine is ready for joint production," Zelensky noted, thanking Canada for its support.

On March 14, Mark Carney, the newly elected leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, was sworn in as Prime Minister.