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The road to Kyiv: Albanese, Zelensky and the staff with no embassy

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The prime minister entered the country from Poland under a veil of secrecy, travelling on an armoured diplomatic train. He travelled with a party of seven, including his social media photographer, foreign affairs adviser, national security adviser, a senior member of his department and one of his personal political staffers. He also brought in just three members of the media, including this reporter, a photographer and a television cameraman. At least a dozen Australian Special Forces soldiers were on the ground to ensure the prime minister's safety.

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The road to Kyiv: Albanese, Zelensky and the staff with no embassy

Australia closed its embassy just before the Russian invasion in February. Now Albanese has met some of its Ukrainian staff as he tours the war zone.

2 years ago·Sydney, Australia

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