Australia open to Ukraine peacekeeping operations

Australia reconsiders peacekeeping role in Ukraine conflict
The Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, announced that his government is considering joining international peacekeeping forces in Ukraine. The Guardian reported this information. Follow our live coverage: The Pentagon denies.
Australia ‘open’ to sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine: Premier
Government spokesperson said earlier that the deployment of Australian troops to Ukraine for peacekeeping was not ‘under consideration’ at that time - Anadolu Ajansı
Australian defence forces could support peacekeeping in Ukraine, says Albanese
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a Labor government would consider sending troops to Ukraine if Australia's support is requested. It comes as both sides of politics express their continued support for Ukraine despite its declining relationship with the US.
Australia open to peacekeeping mission in Ukraine
As Ukraine remains open to the deployment of international peacekeeping forces, global discussions on security guarantees for the war-torn country continue to evolve. Read also: Australia commits new aid to Ukraine for reconstruction and energy support However,
Australia will consider Ukraine peacekeeping force, PM says
His comments come after US President Donald Trump ordered a pause to military aid to Ukraine. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Defending Ukraine is in Australia’s national interest: Albanese
In the fallout from a White House stand-off between Ukraine’s leader and the US president, the prime minister signalled more financial and military support could be given to the war-torn nation.
PM Anthony Albanese Signals Openness To Sending Aussie Peacekeepers To Ukraine
This debate unfolds in the wake of Trump’s absolute shit show of a meeting at the Oval Office with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last week. Trump accused Zelenskyy of being ungrateful for US support and claimed (falsely) that Ukraine had started the war.
Australia ready to consider requests for peacekeeping involvement in Ukraine
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stated that his country is open to possible proposals to participate in peacekeeping operations in Ukraine. Source: Albanese at a meeting with journalists in Sydney Quote: "There's a discussion at the moment about potential peacekeeping.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese open to Australian peacekeepers in Ukraine
The Prime Minister seems to have opened the door to sending Australian peacekeepers to Ukraine, if the European Union can help hammer out a peace deal between Moscow and Kyiv
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