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    Australian Prime Minister’s visit to Ukraine met with warmth by locals

    Newsvot NewsBy Newsvot NewsJuly 5, 2022No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Anthony Albanese met with Volodymyr Zelenskyy during his visit.
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    On a covert diplomatic train that has recently been used by a number of international leaders, the Australian Prime Minister arrived in the nation from Poland.

    A senior member of his department, a social media photographer, a national security adviser, a senior member of his department, and one of his personal political employees were among the seven people in his party.

    The names of the three media representatives he invited—this reporter, a photographer, and a television cameraman—were picked out of a hat.

    On account of security, he was unable to accompany other members of the legislative press gallery on their recent trips to Madrid and Paris.

    To protect the Prime Minister, at least a dozen Australian special forces men were on the ground wearing sports jackets, chinos, and dark sunglasses.

    The traveling party was promised that there was “no chance in hell” that any damage would be permitted to come to them despite the fact that they were covertly armed.

    Additional weaponry, body armor for the Prime Minister and other members of his crew, and mobile medical facilities for use in an emergency were all carried by their vehicles.

    The Prime Minister has committed millions more in support to Ukraine following his visit.

    In full military gear, Ukrainian special troops followed the Prime Minister everywhere he went.

    In order to pay his respects at the mass grave where 416 civilians were massacred and then dumped by Russian forces, Mr. Albanese first traveled by motorcade to Bucha.

    Tars Shaprovskiy, head of the municipal council, informed him that “Bucha is now an infamous name.”

    “This location is incredibly depressing.

    “They all fired shots. This was planned; it wasn’t collateral damage.

    Four volunteers were present at one of the slaughterhouses, where they were all shot.

    “Australia shares your desire to seek justice for these war crimes, and we will continue to do so,” Mr. Albanese told him.

    Dignitaries making ceremonial visits now make a trip to the burial, which is located behind the town’s Church of St. Andrews.

    Mr. Albanese joined the group in a chapel beneath the church and lit a candle in memory of the shooting victims.

    A procession of approximately ten cars, including an armored Land Cruiser, carried Mr. Albanese.

    Everywhere they went, local traffic was barred and there were police and military personnel posted.

    Central Kyiv seemed to be substantially intact to the tourists, but major structures are protected by concrete blocks and sandbags, and massive welded steel road spikes are stationed at the sides of important entryways, ready to be used if the attackers attempt to attack the city again.

    Daily life has resumed in the city, with stores and hotels now open.

    Even a lesser number of tourists were lounging around close to the Intercontinental Hotel, which served as the hub of operations for Mr. Albanese’s team.

    However, 30 minutes to the north of the city, the war’s effects are plain to see: blown-out structures, missile craters, smashed windows, piles of burned-out automobiles, and foxholes covered in sandbags.

    Prior to his meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday afternoon, Mr. Albanese also traveled to the demolished Hostomel airport, which was the scene of a Russian paratrooper assault that failed in its attempt to secure the facility to receive troops and supplies by air for the Battle of Kyiv.

    Anthony Albanese said a model plane gifted to him in Ukraine would take pride of place in his office.

    He shook his head as he examined the remains of the Antonov Mriya, often known as “The Dream,” which formerly held the record for largest aircraft in history.

    They offered him a replica of the renowned Antonov aircraft to carry back to Canberra as he departed.

    As a former minister of aviation, Mr. Albanese expressed his gratitude for the gesture and promised to give the model “pride of place” in his prime ministerial office.

    Vasyl Myroschnychenko, the Ukrainian ambassador to Australia, made the trip to Kyiv to arrange the visit after sending Mr. Zelenskyy’s formal invitation.

    Australian Foreign Affairs authorities first labeled the trip as “impossible.”

    But within a few weeks, preparations were being made to carry it out.

    On the instruction of the Australian Defence Force, the Prime Minister’s office imposed a stringent media embargo during the trip.

    It was intended for Mr. Albanese’s stay in the nation to be kept a secret until he returned to Poland.

    To travel, the media’s phones and other equipment had to be turned over.

    However, when he traveled through the Ukrainian capital and its surroundings, his presence in the nation was made public on social media.

    Mr. Albanese also crossed paths with Oleksander Lazarachuk, the driver for the Australian embassy, who had driven his mother 400 miles to the west of the country, to escape the violence in February.

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