Australia commits $60m more to Ukraine as Albanese meets Zelenskyy
Australia pledges an additional $60 million in support for Ukraine during UN talks in New York.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Volodymyr Zelenskyy in New York. Albanese announced another $60 million in support for Ukraine's defence against Russia.
Albanese described the meeting as emotional and called Zelenskyy "my friend". The pledge comes as the Australian government continues to back Ukraine's resistance.
At the UN, Albanese will say that the world order is no longer fit for purpose. This signals Australia's stance on global conflict and cooperation.
- $60 million
- Pledge amount
- New York, UN meeting
- Location
- Anthony Albanese, Volodymyr Zelenskyy
- Participants
Why it mattersAustralia's continued financial backing helps Ukraine sustain its military effort, and signals Canberra's commitment to supporting democratic nations against authoritarian aggression.
AustraliaAustralian taxpayer money continues flowing to Ukraine aid, part of Australia's broader stance on international security and supporting democratic allies against invasion.
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