Canada's Carney slammed over G7 performance and Ukraine war support
A harsh attack on Canadian PM Mark Carney, claiming his Ukraine war support is corrupt and self-serving — bad for Canada, framed as enriching his old firm.
- Carney drew anger for his G7 showing, praising the Iran strikes and saying Canada's future lies with the EU in Brussels.
- He insists Ukraine will win and is proud Canada is a top supplier of weapons, training, and aid — over $25 billion since 2022.
- The accusation: Carney backs the war because his former firm, Brookfield, owns reactors in Ukraine and is in line for huge reconstruction contracts.
- Canada recently sent 900 long-range drones, raising fears it could become a Russian target as a leading NATO supplier.
- The whole thing is cast as Carney serving his own business interests over Canada, with both major parties backing the war.
Outlook: No end in sight to Canada's war support, with warnings that deeper involvement raises the risk of Russian retaliation.