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Sydney Morning Herald, The Guardian, ABC News Australia + 8 more · Australia
11 outletsOn the sidelines of the in New York, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a 10-year . Under the pact, Australia will provide an additional AU$60 million in support, including about AU$45 million in Australian Defence Force equipment, to help Ukraine defend against Russia's invasion. The deal is part of a wider wave of Western security commitments to Ukraine.
The claim is solid and close to primary sources: the Ukrainian president's official website and statements from both leaders confirm the 10-year agreement and the new aid package, and reputable outlets (ABC News, The Guardian) report the same figures. The reporting sits directly on the leaders' public announcement rather than an anonymous leak, so the core facts are reliable.
Genuinely new: the signing took place during the current UN General Assembly session in late September 2026, and reports emerged within the last day.
We reported on September 24 that Zelenskyy met Trump as 51 countries urged an unconditional Ukraine ceasefire, which is the same UN General Assembly context that produced this Australia-Ukraine pact.