OTTAWA — Ukraine is calling on Canada to help it sell a peace plan with Russia to developing countries who have taken a neutral stance on Moscow's invasion.
Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Dmytro Kuleba wants Canada to use its"diplomatic muscle" to encourage countries beyond Europe and its allies to support a peace plan.
In a video presented at a closed-door meeting of foreign ambassadors, to which The Canadian Press was invited, Kuleba also asks Ottawa to increase its anti-mining support. In addition, Kuleba seeks"a multi-year military support program" from Ottawa, one month after Canada and other G7 countries offered Ukraine a set of security guarantees.
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly convened the meeting, and told foreign diplomats that Moscow's demand for a ceasefire will only allow Russia to invade the country again. Joly says every country has a stake in maintaining the United Nations charter and ending Russia's war, which has sent food costs spiralling.
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