Carney's geopolitical ambitions tested in defence industry co-operation with Turkey
- While in Istanbul this past week, Prime Minister Mark Carney struggled for a moment when asked to describe how he felt about limits that had been placed on Ukraine's access to the Starshield military-grade satellite network.
- When he found his voice, he spoke about the "immense human suffering" of missile strikes on Kyiv and elsewhere.
- "I search for the right adjective to describe whoever took this decision, or a group of people took this decision, against a country — and it's against a country that is literally fighting for the lives of its citizens against naked aggression.
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- While in Istanbul this past week, Prime Minister Mark Carney struggled for a moment when asked to describe how he felt about limits that had been placed on Ukraine's access to the Starshield military-grade satellite network.
- When he found his voice, he spoke about the "immense human suffering" of missile strikes on Kyiv and elsewhere.
- "I search for the right adjective to describe whoever took this decision, or a group of people took this decision, against a country — and it's against a country that is literally fighting for the lives of its citizens against naked aggression.
Sources: CBC