President Volodymyr Zelensky marked the 34th Ukrainian Independence Day with a Kyiv parade and speeches where he said the world needs to push Russia to a point where Ukraine has “guaranteed peace”.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, reminding that Canada — which has a large Ukrainian diaspora following the Second World War — was the first country to recognise Ukrainian independence in 1991, joined President Zelensky in Kyiv on Sunday. Standing side by side at commemorative events and at a joint press conference, Carney heard Zelensky give updates on the war and make a call for forcing Russia to peace.
Zelensky said, in comments that shortly…
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