Canada will provide even more assistance to mine the territories of Ukraine liberated from Russian invaders.

This was announced on Twitter by Dmytro Kuleba, Foreign Minister.

He wrote about this after a conversation with the Head of the Foreign Ministry of Canada Mélanie Joly.

“Spoke to Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly,” said in a statement.

Kuleba explained that they discussed the next steps after the ministerial meeting of the G7.

The foreign ministers of both countries also discussed preparations for the summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Cambodia next week and the Francophonie summit in Djerba.

“It is nice to know that Canada will provide even more assistance to mine our liberated territories,” said Dmytro Kuleba.

In October, Canada announced $47 million in new military aid to Ukraine. It will include winter clothing, artillery shells and communication technology. In particular, Ukraine will receive 500 thousand units of winter clothing and equipment. $2 million will also be provided to ensure satellite communication.

Ottawa also decided to satisfy the request of Kyiv and supply additional artillery installations with a caliber of 155mm. However, their number was not specified.

In addition, Canada announced that it would send 40 more sappers to Poland to help the Polish armed forces conduct mine clearance training for the Ukrainian military. Later last month, Canadian armored combat support vehicles ACSV, which are assigned to Ukraine, began arriving in Europe.

Wheeled armored vehicles are immediately sent to the ranges of Europe, where the Ukrainian military must undergo training. The Government of Canada noted that the Armed Forces of Ukraine will receive 39 of these armored vehicles.

The Canadian military have continued the UNIFIER mission to train the Ukrainian military as well. Now the survey is taking place in the UK.