To end the war on Ukraine: Australia joined the Drone Coalition for the Armed Forces

Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles said the country's decision to join the country's decision to supply the Ukrainian army of drones. He called this decision "an important opportunity" to continue to contribute to Kyiv's efforts to "keep the course". At a joint press conference with the UK Minister of Defense, Australia's Defense Grand, Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles announced Australia's accession to the Drone Coalition of Ukraine. About it reports The Guardian.

"Today, we also announce that Australia will participate in a drone coalition headed by the United Kingdom and Latvia," the minister said. Marles also noted that such a decision will allow Australia to actively help Ukraine to complete the war with the Russian Federation on its own conditions. "This is a really important opportunity for us to continue to make an effort to keep Ukraine and be able to resolve this conflict under our terms," ​​the statement said.

We will remind, as early as January 11, Latvia took the role of a leader in the "coalition of drones" in order to provide Ukraine with military assistance to combat Russian invaders. Later, Latvia's Defense Minister Andris Prauds stated that the country had made progress in the formation of a coalition, which includes almost 20 countries for the purpose of supplying the Ukrainian military "thousands" of new UAVs.