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Russia ends military cooperation with Canada, France, Portugal

(MENAFN) Russia has officially terminated three military agreements with Canada, France, and Portugal, according to reports. A decree signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and published on the Russian government’s website confirmed the move.

The decree specifies the end of the following accords: the 1989 Soviet-Canada agreement on military visits, the 1994 Russia-France defense cooperation agreement, and the 2000 Russia-Portugal military cooperation agreement.

Russian authorities have instructed the Foreign Ministry to formally inform the governments of Canada, France, and Portugal about the termination of these agreements.

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