Ukraine fears being forgotten by Australia

Official, despite the rejection of the previous participants of Ukraine, Hawkei said that the shipment of slightly protected mobility vehicles continued to demand the shipment.

Berezovsky, who played a key role in the liberation of Kherson, the Southern Ukrainian city, said that the impression that the war reached a deadlock believed in the daily pain of Ukrainian civilians.

“Every day, a really terrible fight takes place, and many people die by us and the enemy,” he said.

“Terrible things are happening in the battlefield, and everyone is out of maximum level.”

Australian Ukrainian Organizations Federation President Katerynna Argyrou said: “It breaks our hearts that there is a very long delay in providing significant help. Australia should act decisively, keep up with its allies and ensure that Ukraine is not forgotten.”

Argyrou, who died while serving in the army last month, said that extra military aid was a matter of life and death for Ukrainian troops.

Im I lost my cousin on the front, because when he had to do it in an armored vehicle, he had to fulfill his duty to evacuate a wounded military pedestrian. ”

Australia used an surveillance plane to Poland in August to help maintain material delivery to Ukraine, and increased the number of Australian troops that trained the training of Ukrainian troops in the UK.

Def Defense Minister Richard Marles said last month, “We are very busy with Ukraine and we continue to work closely with them, and we’re doing this on the basis of we will stand with Ukraine to solve Ukraine under the conditions of Ukraine.”

Colonel Mykola Fedkalov, President of Emergency Services in Odesa, Ukraine Port, said that they were facing the risk of explosion by daily explosives while saving civilians injured in Russian attacks.

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“We need a lot to demolish metal detectors, demolition kits and protective equipment,” he said.

“We have people and the ability, but we need equipment.”

When the hopes of Ukraine after the war were asked, the educated firefighter said: “My biggest dream is Ukraine without war, with children who can play without a bombardment, go to school in a safe way and have to hide in shelters. I want them to see the open and bright sky.”

Approximately 30 percent of Ukraine’s land mass is believed to be contaminated with an explosive ammunition.

Last year, a bilateral Senate investigation asked Australia to participate in 22 countries in the Demining Talent Coalition, an attempt to improve Australia’s ability to clean Ukraine’s ability to clean the land of Ukraine.

The non -profit International Action Alliance said that Australia is “a world leader in the manufacturing industry of land mines cleaning equipment” and “has an almost unrivaled ability in the field”.

Adelaide said that Minelab was ready to provide advanced metal detectors to Ukraine as soon as he received a government order.

Opposition Defense Spokesman Angus Taylor said: “The coalition has had serious concerns about the lack of Australian military aid since last year.