Canada joins Ukraine’s effort to counter Russia’s growing ballistic missile threat: the FREYJA program
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney assured that Canada is ready to join the European anti-ballistic program FREYJA with its technologies.
Canada will strengthen its military support to Ukraine by devoting more than 250 million euros to its air defence and supporting the European project FREYJA. This initiative aims to develop a new low-cost missile interceptor capable of responding to Russian ballistic attacks and ultimately strengthening European defence capabilities. A European shield could soon emerge over Ukraine. As Russian ballistic missiles put a severe strain on Kiev's def…
Ukraine and Canada signed a declaration of 100-year partnership, and Ottawa declared its readiness to join the European missile defense program Freyja. The document provides for deepening cooperation between countries in the economic, political and defense spheres. The parties also plan to work together to achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky said. Separately, Zelensky and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney …
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