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Foreign and defense chiefs of the United States and Australia called on nations with influence on Russia, particularly China, to put pressure on Moscow to end the war against Ukraine.

Australia announced a new package of military aid to Ukraine in the total amount of $100 million.

President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked Australia for a new military aid package, in particular, for strengthening air defense.

Australia is allocating a new $100 million military aid package for Ukraine.

As part of the drone coalition, Australia will provide Ukraine with drones worth $32.5 million and a batch of RBS 70 man-portable air defense systems.

The Defense Ministers of Ukraine and Australia, Rustem Umerov and Richard Marles, discussed the Ukrainian army key needs for the winter period.

Australia’s Electro Optic Systems (EOS) announced it has secured a conditional contract to supply Remote Weapon Systems (RWS) to Ukraine valued at up to US$80 million.

France and Australia will cooperate within the framework of a multi-million dollar project on the production of 155-mm artillery shells for Ukraine.

Defense Ministers Sebastien Lecornu of France and Richard Marles of Australia have agreed to supply Ukraine with several thousand jointly produced 155mm shells to support the country in its war against Russia.

The money from each bottle of Kherson Liberation Gin will be used to buy metal detectors for the humanitarian mission .....

Australia has already provided AUD 655 million (USD 420 million) in security, economic, and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.

The first 39 railway cars loaded with coal have arrived at Ukraine’s thermal power plant (TPP) from Australia.

Australia will additionally give Ukraine $100 million in military and technical support, as well as 14 armored personnel carriers and 20 Bushmaster armored vehicles.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has called on Australia to provide more weapons to Ukraine and proposed including the country in the Australian System of Tariff Preferences.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba in a phone call with his Australian counterpart Marise Payne thanked Australia for imposing sanctions on Russia and providing assistance and support to Ukraine.