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This is CBS I Am the World. I'm John Batcher, Ukraine conflict and Canada. I welcome Conrad

Black, distinguished by Algarfa writing at the National Post about Canada in the fight

for a long time. Canada, one of the founding members of NATO, Canada, participating

these last years to help train the Ukrainian army between 2014 and 2021. The army that is

now fighting was trained by many hands with some of whom are Canadian. Also, Canada has

been in the fight for all major conflicts in Europe for at least 100 years. I come now

to Conrad Black's most recent column about Canada today participating. Conrad, your

measure of your country right now. Is it comfortable and secure with its role in Ukraine? Is

it proud of its role in Ukraine? Good evening to you.

I think the overwhelming majority of Canadians do favor resisting Ukraine. We don't

weigh the system works here. We don't weigh the flag around that much and claim too much

credit for ourselves. I think it's a matter of satisfaction. Perhaps pride would be slightly

oversteered, but certainly satisfaction. We did do. I think it's now quite widely recognized.

An important and useful job helping train up the Ukrainians. As you know, the Russians

just seized Crimea in 2014 and then Ukraine was in no position to resist them at all. And

look at the contrast. From then, it was just eight years ago to this year and obviously Putin

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