PM Trudeau unclear on how Canada will contribute to biggest NATO overhaul since Cold War
The months that followed have left thousands dead, millions more displaced, led to famine and fuel shortages and fundamentally changed the world order.
NATO has steadily stepped up its presence since the first inklings of a potential invasion in January, effectively flexing its muscle to deter Russia from picking a fight with an allied nation. “We are taking tough decisions,” Sholz said, speaking to media during a walk around the G7 summit site with Trudeau on Monday.
Similar units led by Germany, Britain and the United States lead are spread across the southern coast of the Baltic Sea. The question is whether Canada will contribute those troops and the funds needed to keep them poised for potential action.
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