WATCH: Trudeau accidentally says Russia needs to win war in Ukraine

Speaking at a news conference in Poland Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accidentally said “Russia must win” the war in Ukraine. 

Trudeau was speaking about the enormous amounts of money Canadian taxpayers have spent on supplying weapons to Ukraine — $10 billion so far according to the prime minister — and the Liberal government is “accelerating the process” even more.

"We will always be there to support what Ukraine needs," Trudeau said at the end of the press conference. “Our conversations are ongoing, including two days ago with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, about how we can best help.”

“We have delivered over $10 billion in aid including significant military aid,” continued Trudeau. “Drones, light armoured vehicles, guns, ammunitions, we will continue to be there with what we have and we will continue to purchase on the international markets equipment Ukraine needs, as our allies do as well.”

“We are accelerating the process to get more light armoured vehicles off the line in London, Ontario, at the factories there," said Trudeau, and we are stepping up every way we can because we know Russia must win this war.”

“Sorry! That Ukraine must win this war against Russia.”