卡尼与泽连斯基通话：谴责美俄柴油协议 承诺维持并收紧对俄制裁
2026年10月11日，加拿大总理卡尼在渥太华与乌克兰总统泽连斯基通话。据加拿大总理办公室当日发布的通话纪要，卡尼对俄罗斯最新暴行的受害者表示哀悼，重申加拿大与乌克兰人民团结一致，两位领导人一致强调俄罗斯必须立即停止对乌克兰能源基础设施的打击。
通话的焦点之一是美国与俄罗斯之间新达成的、向美国供应数百万吨柴油的协议。卡尼明确表示，该协议与乌克兰、加拿大及盟友谋求欧洲和平与稳定的努力直接相悖，将为俄罗斯提供额外收入、资助其对乌克兰的非法战争。加拿大迄今已就俄罗斯侵犯乌克兰主权实施超过3500项制裁，卡尼保证将维持制裁，并在有效之处进一步收紧。
卡尼强调加拿大对乌克兰主权、独立与领土完整的支持坚定不移。自俄罗斯全面入侵以来，加拿大已承诺超过85亿加元军事支持与超过7.5亿加元的复苏重建援助；最近一次泽连斯基访加时，两国宣布3.55亿加元支持乌克兰防空。此次通话中，双方讨论了加强与盟友协调、进一步强化乌克兰防空的问题，并同意保持密切联系。
这次通话发生在乌克兰入冬前能源设施屡遭打击的背景下，也正值加拿大在对美贸易争端中推动与欧洲深化联盟。渥太华的立场显示，即使美国对俄政策出现新动向，加拿大仍将维持对基辅的军事与外交支持路线，制裁与防空合作是其两大抓手。
Carney Tells Zelenskyy US-Russia Diesel Deal Undermines Peace Effort, Pledges to Maintain and Tighten Sanctions
On October 11, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke from Ottawa with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. According to the Prime Minister's Office readout issued that day, Carney offered condolences for the victims of Russia's latest attacks, reaffirmed Canada's solidarity with the Ukrainian people, and both leaders underscored the urgent need for Russia to immediately cease strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
A central topic was the new agreement between the United States and Russia to supply millions of tonnes of diesel to the United States. Carney was clear that the deal runs directly against the efforts of Ukraine, Canada and their allies to build peace and stability in Europe, and that it will provide Russia additional revenue to finance its illegal war against Ukraine. Canada has imposed over 3,500 sanctions over Russia's violations of Ukrainian sovereignty, and Carney assured Zelenskyy that Canada will maintain and, where effective, tighten them.
Carney underscored Canada's unwavering support for Ukraine's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. Since Russia's full-scale invasion began, Canada has committed over $8.5 billion in military support and over $750 million for recovery and reconstruction; during Zelenskyy's most recent visit to Canada, the leaders announced $355 million for Ukraine's air defences. The two leaders discussed increasing coordination with allies on air defence and agreed to remain in close contact.
The call came as Ukraine's energy infrastructure faces repeated strikes ahead of winter, and as Canada deepens its European alliances amid its trade dispute with Washington. Ottawa's position signals that even as U.S. policy toward Moscow shifts, Canada intends to hold its course of military and diplomatic support for Kyiv, with sanctions and air-defence cooperation as its main levers.
图片来源：加拿大参议院会议厅。摄影：Xiaphias，CC BY-SA 3.0，来源：Wikimedia Commons
