As Ukraine remains open to the deployment of international peacekeeping forces, global discussions on security guarantees for the war-torn country continue to evolve. Read also: Australia commits new aid to Ukraine for reconstruction and energy support However,

Government spokesperson said earlier that the deployment of Australian troops to Ukraine for peacekeeping was not ‘under consideration’ at that time - Anadolu Ajansı

Australia is open to requests to take part in peacekeeping operations in Ukraine, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, reaffirming his support for Kyiv as it faces growing criticism from the Trump administration.

In the fallout from a White House stand-off between Ukraine’s leader and the US president, the prime minister signalled more financial and military support could be given to the war-torn nation.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stated that his country is open to possible proposals to participate in peacekeeping operations in Ukraine. Source: Albanese at a meeting with journalists in Sydney Quote: "There's a discussion at the moment about potential peacekeeping.