Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen discussed the Ukraine situation during a telephone call on Tuesday.
The two leaders voiced concerns over Russia’s "aggressive and destabilising actions" in and around Ukraine, according to a Press release.
In like manner, they stressed the importance of a diplomatic resolution to the rising tensions, highlighting their shared commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.
“The Prime Minister and President noted the strength and unity of transatlantic ties, and emphasised the importance of continued coordination and dialogue among allies and partner,” the press note read.
During the phone call, Trudeau and Von der Leyen affirmed that any further military incursion into Ukraine would have severe costs and consequences, including through coordinated economic sanctions.
In the same vein, they shared their appreciation of the strong Canada-European Union cooperation and indicated looking forward to the holding of the next Canada-EU summit that will be hosted in Canada.
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