Zelenskyy calls Canada-U.S. tensions strange and dangerous

Canada-US tensions: Zelenskyy warns close-neighbour disputes can turn dangerous See why he urges dialogue as Ukraine seeks air defenses, winter aid and peace talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the tensions between Canada and the United States are unusual and potentially dangerous, comparing disputes between close neighbours to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. In an exclusive CBC News interview, Zelenskyy said Ottawa and Washington need constructive dialogue to resolve their differences. He made the comments as his visit to Canada wrapped up, with talks focused on Ukraine’s air defence needs, winter preparations and the new longterm partnership between Canada and Ukraine. Zelenskyy also discussed efforts to restart peace talks with Russia and said he remains skeptical that Moscow wants to end the war soon. He said peace remains the most important outcome and argued that there is no real victory in a war marked by heavy losses.