Canada announces $60M for F-16 supplies and equipment for Ukraine ahead of NATO meeting

Defence Minister Bill Blair says Canada will send Ukraine $60 million to support its F-16 fighter aircraft.

The government says the money is part of the $500 million in military support announced last spring.

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Blair says the money will help source supplies and equipment for the F-16 fighters, such as spare parts and ammunition.

He made the announcement as NATO allies gather in Brussels for ministerial meetings.

Blair says the latest contribution builds on last month's announcement to help train Ukrainian pilots fly the F-16.

As the two-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion nears, Blair says Canada is committed to deepening its coordination and co-operation with allies and partners to support Ukraine.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb, 14, 2024

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