One year on: Four ways Russia’s invasion of Ukraine changed the world It'a been one year since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and flow-on effects have been felt around the world. The New Daily · Feb 23, 2023
'Operation Kudu' marks shift in Australian support for Ukraine, from material aide to training The British defence secretary thanks Australia for its participation in training efforts to help Ukrainian forces in their war with Russia. ABC News · Jan 17, 2023
Can Western-made heavy tanks push back Russian troops and break the Ukraine war stalemate? More NATO countries are expected to follow suit after Britain became the first country to finally send Western-made heavy tanks to Ukraine. This is why Kyiv sees them as vital to winning the war. ABC News · Jan 16, 2023
Can missiles just go rogue? This is what we know about the rocket strike in Poland near Ukraine's border For the first time during Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a rocket has reached neighbouring Poland — a NATO country — fuelling speculation about whether it was deliberate or a mistake. ABC News · Nov 16, 2022
What retaking Kherson could mean for Russia's war in Ukraine A FEW months ago I stood on the outskirts of the Ukrainian city Mykolaiv listening to the thud of artillery and rocket fire coming from the… The National (Scotland) · Nov 13, 2022
Former US Army general Ben Hodges predicts failure in Ukraine could lead to collapse of Russian Federation Retired Lieutenant General Ben Hodges says Vladimir Putin's flailing invasion has revealed three things that could lead to the collapse of Russia as we know it. ABC News · Nov 11, 2022
Ukraine recap: the battle for Kherson could determine the outcome of this war The conflict in Ukraine appears to have reached another key moment that has the potential to influence the course of the rest of the war. Ukrainian troops, who have been sweeping through the south of the country since September appear poised to recapture the city of Kherson. The Conversation · Nov 10, 2022
Ukraine recap: Russian setbacks on the battlefield, Putin's limited military and diplomatic options While his troops struggle to regroup in the face of a lightning-fast Ukrainian offensive in the northeast, Vladimir Putin is in Samarkand, fabled halfway point of the silk road in Uzbekistan, for a summit meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). While he is there he has a busy schedule… The Conversation · Sep 15, 2022
Anthony Albanese says Australia is the largest non-NATO contributor to Ukraine. Is that correct? Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia is the largest non-NATO contributor to Ukraine. RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates. ABC News · Aug 10, 2022
Ukraine Recap: grain and gas were problems the west should have seen coming There was a perceptible sense of relief on Monday when the Razoni, a Sierra Leone-flagged vessel, left the port of Odesa with 26,000 tons of grain bound for Tripoli in Lebanon. This was the first ship out of the port city since Vladimir Putin sent his military machine into Ukraine… The Conversation · Aug 4, 2022
'Better than the blue tick': All the Canberrans on Russia's banned list There are an estimated 44 Canberrans banned from Russia. The Canberra Times · Jun 17, 2022
Experts say Australia has room to move on Russian sanctions “This is only the start," Mr Morrison said of targeted sanctions against Russian individuals and travel bans in retaliation for Mr Putin’s incursion. The New Daily · Feb 23, 2022