The donation includes almost $35-million in cash to help Ukraine buy fuel, first-aid kits and other non-lethal provisions through a special NATO fund
The remaining money will be used to buy 40 sniper rifles and ammunition from a Winnipeg company, and new radio sets for the eight Leopard 2 tanks that Canada has donated to Ukraine.
Canada has committed more than $8-billion in financial, military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine since Russian forces invaded the country in February 2022. While the conflict has become a war of attrition over the past few months, Ukraine is expected to launch a counteroffensive with the aid of Western weapons in the coming weeks.
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