Canada to Allocate $253 Million for US Air Defense Interceptors for Ukraine
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Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada, in a meeting with the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, announced the provision of new anti-aircraft missile interceptors to Kiev and reported to the Canadian leader ' s office.
EADaily, 10 September 2026. Canada and Ukraine finalized the harmonization of a $253.4 million air defence missile supply through the American Jumpstart mechanism, reporting to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at a press conference in Alberta on 10 September.
Canada and Ukraine have completed an agreement on the supply of interceptor missiles for air defense systems worth $ 253.4 million through the American Jumpstart mechanism, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said
Canada and Ukraine have completed an agreement on the supply of interceptor missiles for air defense systems worth $ 253.4 million through the American Jumpstart mechanism, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said.He also stated that...
<p>Canada will allocate $253 million for US air defense interceptors for Ukraine Canada will finance the purchase of American interceptor missiles for Ukraine through the JUMPSTART mechanism. Type and delivery time more not disclosed.</p>
Canada agreed to deliver a $350,000,000 CAD package, equivalent to $254,000,000, for Ukraine to acquire air defence interceptors while facing a growing shortage of systems capable of stopping Russian ballistic missiles.
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