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Canada's Carney Flags US Military Threat Risk Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has acknowledged that Canada assessed the risk of a potential US military action against it under extreme circumstances. The statement comes as trade tensions between the two neighbouring countries continue to escalate. Significant disparities exist between the military budgets and resources of the US and Canada, highlighting the imbalance between the two nations' defence capabilities. Canada has reaffirmed its focus on modernising its armed forces and strengthening its Arctic defence strategy in response to these pressures. Despite the tensions, both countries continue to collaborate under NORAD, the joint North American aerospace defence command.

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