Update: Zelensky’s visit to Canada could bring new defense and energy deals – analyst
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The available account reports that president Volodymyr Zelensky’s international trips are particularly important now as Ukraine needs to prepare for a prolonged war and a difficult winter, while his visit to Canada could result in new agreements in the areas of defense and energy.
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