Freeland silent on tanks for Ukraine, But says, Ukraine’s victory will boost global economy

Ottawa: Efforts have been intensified by the US and Germany to send battle tanks to Ukraine. But Canada is still not saying whether the federal government has any plans to take such a step.

Meanwhile, US officials said Washington’s decision to send the M1 Abrams tank to Ukraine is going to be approved. This step is being taken to help Ukraine in the war waged by Russia.

Similarly, Germany has also announced that poland’s request to send the Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine will be approved by them.

Similarly, Germany has also announced that Poland’s request to send the Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine will be approved by them. Berlin wants countries to take permission from it to re-export tanks manufactured in Germany.

Berlin wants countries to take permission from it to re-export tanks manufactured in Germany.

Yet Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly did not say whether such a decision was being taken by Canada. Speaking to reporters in French, Joly said all she can say at the moment is that she will fully cooperate with her partners.

It is worth mentioning here that the Canadian Army has 112 Leopard 2 tanks. But some analysts say Canada will have to look at its training and operational requirements before making such a decision.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland also could not say how Canada would move forward on the issue. But he did say that Canada is at the forefront of ukraine’s most funded times in this hour of conflict.

Speaking to reporters at the Liberals’ Cabinet Retreat in Hamilton, Ontario, Freeland said Ukraine’s victory this year would boost the global economy as well as Canada.