“Mr President, when the plane transporting the two Michaels landed on Canadian soil after more than 1,000 days of arbitrary detention in China, Canadians proved that resilience, perseverance and strength are more than just lofty ideals,” said Trudeau.īiden applauded Canada’s ability to fight arbritrary detention, through its coalition of nearly 70 countries. Multiple times, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor received large standing ovations from those in attendance.įirst, it was before the official addresses, but then they were both honoured by Trudeau and Biden. To view this content, you'll need to update your privacy settings. … Canada and the United States are also making clear our commitment to our NATO allies: a n attack against one is an attack against all.” Guess what, his lust for land and power has failed thus far. “Putin was certain he would have been able to break NATO by now,” said Biden.
partnership is "the most obvious united response they have toward effective global action.
stood shoulder and shoulder when they decided to fight in World War II, noting there are “battlefields around the world where our soldiers lie in cemerties, shoulder to shoulder.”īiden also called out the “brutal aggression” that Russia has displayed against Ukraine, while noting that Canada and the U.S. Trudeau highlighted that Canada and the U.S. “After a terrifying spring, violent summer and fall, and an exhausting winter, Ukraine still stands.” “Together, both of us are partners that Ukraine, and the world, can count on since Putin launched his brutal invasion,” said Trudeau. The leaders spent a considerable amount of time calling out Russia’s “unjustifiable war.” Along the way, a few jokes were also made.
Amid a plethora of standing ovations, the two leaders spoke on a variety of issues plaguing both countries and the world, as well as their partnership.
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