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Australia will be with Ukraine, after a public row between the leader of the country who was invaded by Russia three years ago and US President Donald Trump.
Images of the amazing quarrel during a meeting in the Oval Office in the White House, including President Volodymyr Zenskyy, Mr. Trump and Vice President JD Vance, are shining worldwide.
“We are at Ukraine,” said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Saturday, just a few hours after the fair was over and Mr. Zenskyy was told to leave.
“The people of Ukraine are not just fighting for their own national sovereignty – they are fighting for the international rule of law,” said Mr Albanese in Sydney.
“We will remain with Ukraine for so long, because this is the struggle of a democratic nation versus an authoritarian regime led by Vladimir Putin who clearly has imperialist designs, not only on Ukraine, but in that region.”
Mr. Albanese did not comment on the stock markets in the Oval Office or the behavior of Mr. Trump and only said that Australia's foreign policy was determined by Australia.
“Russia has worn like a bully,” he said.
The comments of Mr. Albanese echoed those of the leaders of Germany, France and the European Union.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese again imposed his support for VolodyMyr Zenskyy on Saturday after the White House of the Ukrainian president (shown together in 2022)
A heated meeting between President Zenskyy, US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance took place in Washington (photo)
“We are at Ukraine,” wrote Mr. Albanian hours after the White House meeting
Australia has committed $ 1.5 billion to help Ukraine defend itself.
Shadow treasurer Angus Taylor said that the federal opposition had not been demolished from her support for Ukraine.
“We are currently fully in favor of Ukraine,” he told reporters on Saturday in Sydney.
“That's our position.”
The Ukrainian ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko expressed his deep appreciation for both Australia and the US on X, with the Lord Zenskyy's cordial post-meeting message reflected on the social media platform.
The Friday meeting of the Ukrainian president with Mr. Trump rose when the two leaders bumped into the world's media during the war with Russia.
Mr. Zenskyy reportedly saw it as an opportunity to convince the US not to choose the side of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who ordered the invasion of Ukraine.
Instead, Mr. Trump and Mr. VANCE gave the Lord Zelenskyy and said that he showed a lack of respect, according to Reuters according to Reuters the relationships with Kyiv with Kyiv to a new low point.
President Zenskyy went to X to thank the American people after the meeting
Australia has committed $ 1.5 billion to help Ukraine defend itself (depicted in 2022)
Alexander Ryvchin-a-born Australian author, lawyer, media commenter and lawyer is co-chief Executive Officer of the Executive Council of Australian Jewish
The comments of Mr. Albanese echoed those of the leaders of Germany, France and the European Union in the midst of the war in Ukraine
'You are not in a good position. You don't have the cards now. At us you start getting your cards, “said Mr. Trump.
“I don't play cards. I am very serious, my president, “said Zenskyy.
Flinders University Senior teacher in international relations Jessica Genauer said that the 'very shocking' interaction suggested that the Trump government did not consider Ukraine as an equal player.
“They really see Ukraine as a small or middle power country, which does not have to be considered or should be taken into account in the same way as they clearly take Russia into account,” she told ABC television on Saturday.
