Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was asked about comments made by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, in which he said Russia is mobilizing 300,000 troops and referenced nuclear weapons. “I do think we could be at a turning point in Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine,” she said adding, “they (Ukraine) are winning. Now is the time to double down on our support for them.”
Chrystia Freeland
‘We could be at a turning point’: Freeland comments on Putin’s nuclear threats
More Videos
-
Cabinet shuffle to test Liberal solidarity with PM Trudeau
-
Trudeau cabinet shuffle: Who’s expected to stay in and out?
-
Carney not about to become finance minister ‘in the short term’: LeBlanc
-
Trudeau has full support of the cabinet despite Freeland departure: LeBlanc
-
Trudeau expected to shuffle cabinet amid political turmoil: sources
-
Trudeau likens Freeland’s departure to a family spat, calls Poilievre the ‘Grinch’
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article