
More Aussie aid for Ukraine as PM visits devastated city
Australia will give another $100 million in aid to Ukraine, including 34 extra military vehicles, and ban Russian gold imports, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said during a historic visit.
Australia will give another $100 million in aid to Ukraine, including 34 extra military vehicles, and ban Russian gold imports, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said during a historic visit.
Australia has placed new sanctions on Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and his family, following their support of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Russian oligarchs Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg – each with ties to some of Queensland’s largest mining companies – have been named in new sanctions announced by the Federal Government alongside nine Russian banks and a sovereign wealth fund and the entire Russian finance ministry .
Russian bombs have rained down on Ukrainian cities, Ukrainian officials say, despite talk of compromise from both Moscow and Kyiv in peace negotiations after three weeks of war.
Russia has hit back at Australia after the prime minister announced sanctions, saying Canberra has been indifferent to discrimination faced by Russian speakers.