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Australia Commits to Long-Term Ukraine Support and Announces More Than 100 Russia Sanctions

Australia pledges long-term support for Ukraine and announces more than 100 new sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine.

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Australia Commits to Long-Term Ukraine Support and Announces More Than 100 Russia Sanctions

Australia has committed to supporting Ukraine over the long term while announcing more than 100 new sanctions targeting Russia. The measures are intended to increase pressure on Moscow and restrict individuals, companies, and networks linked to the war effort. Canberra says its continued support reflects a broader commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty and security. The announcement comes as allies debate how to sustain military, financial, and humanitarian assistance, while maintaining coordinated pressure on Russia and encouraging progress toward a lasting peace.

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