The Australian Prime Minister promised the deal on the sidelines of a NATO Summit in Vilnius.
Australia has now committed 120 of the vehicles to Ukraine.Australia will donate an additional 30 Bushmaster protected mobility vehicles to Ukraine, Anthony Albanese has announced.
Australia has provided more than $710 million in military aid, with overall support reaching a total of $890 million.Albanese said Australia remained steadfast in its commitment to support Ukraine. Earlier, Albanese told NATO leaders Australia's partnership with the security alliance is crucial for global peace and prosperity.
He outlined Australia's work in reforming the defence force, working with Washington and London on the AUKUS partnership, and boosting diplomatic work in the Indo-Pacific region and with NATO partners. "Any act that jeopardises China's legitimate rights and interests will be met with a resolute response," they said.Labor defends its decision not to include Bushmasters and Hawkeis in latest Ukraine military aidNATO leaders have agreed on a long-term support package, deeper political ties and to further work with Ukraine on its accession which is not expected to occur until the war is over.
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