After the “Rupture,” Canada’s Aid to Ukraine Still Hasn’t Kept Pace
Russia’s jet-powered drones are outrunning Ukraine’s air defences, and while Germany and the UK fund interceptors for this winter, Canada’s package mostly builds for later.
Fellow with the Chair of Ukrainian Studies, University of Ottawa
Dariya Akhova is a fellow with the Chair of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Ottawa, working remotely from Kyiv. She previously worked on the Baltic Regional Desk and on Security and Defence files at Global Affairs Canada. She holds a Master's degree from the University of Toronto's Centre for European and Eurasian Studies, and her writing has also appeared in Population and Security Magazine.
Russia’s jet-powered drones are outrunning Ukraine’s air defences, and while Germany and the UK fund interceptors for this winter, Canada’s package mostly builds for later.
Ukraine coverage may numb us to the brutality of war. The capture of one town shook me out of it.