On a winter morning in the Kursk province, a U.S.-built M1A1 Abrams tank, manned by Ukrainians these days, was traveling down a snow-covered road before it was hit by a salvo of Russian FPV drones.

An Australian national who had been fighting in Ukraine and thought to have been killed by Russian forces after his capture, may still be alive according to Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong ...

However, two events in the past 48 hours may change the nature of Australia’s support for Ukraine. Australian troops would be deploying into the kind of mass, industrialised conflict which almost no ...

Ukraine offers Australia aid in asymmetric warfare. Ukraine’s stunning military strike on Russia, in which it wiped out 30 per cent of the country’s bomber fleet, shows it has valuable ...

Australia appears to have missed the revolution in uncrewed systems, and counter-drone warfare, which has transpired in the Ukraine war. Indeed, major armed drone programs have been cut by governments ...

He also announced that Australia would join NATO’s new security and training initiative for Ukraine as an operational partner, allowing personnel to contribute under a NATO-led military activity ...

Australia has long supported Ukraine in its fight against Russian forces, contributing more than 1.5 billion Australian dollars ($930 million) since the invasion began in February 2022.

Australia has pledged 49 surplus M-1A1 Abrams tanks to the Ukrainian war effort. The pledge couldn’t have come at a better time. The 47th Mechanized Brigade, the Ukrainian army’s sole user of ...

Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ukraine's ambassador to Australia, is appealing to Australian miners to invest in Ukraine’s resource sector amid heightening tensions between the US and Ukraine.The request ...

Sir Keir Starmer has welcomed a commitment from Australia to “consider contributing to a coalition of the willing for Ukraine”, Downing Street has said. The Prime Minister had a call with his ...

Australia has long supported Ukraine in its fight against Russian forces, contributing more than 1.5 billion Australian dollars ($930 million) since the invasion began in February 2022.