A new bilateral security agreement between Canberra and Kyiv released US$42 million for equipment, energy and humanitarian aid — and signals Canberra’s interest in learning from Ukraine’s battlefield innovations for Indo-Pacific defence challenges.
The US$42 million is allocated to Australian Defence Force equipment, Ukraine’s Energy Support Fund, and humanitarian aid, bringing Australia’s total Ukraine contributions to almost US$1.4 billion.
Australia will join the UK- and Norway-led Maritime Capability Coalition to help develop Ukraine’s naval capabilities while integrating those lessons into Indo-Pacific planning, where China is watching closely.
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Alongside this is the position that smaller and middle-sized countries should retain the freedom to make their own security and diplomatic decisions. Alongside its assistance package, Australia will also join the United Kingdom and Norway-led Maritime Capability Coalition which is helping Ukraine develop its naval capabilities. Over the past four years, Ukraine has been forced into one of the more consequential live experiments in modern warfare.
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The funding follows an increase in China's influence in recent years via grants, infrastructure projects and donations.
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