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‘Appalling': Report shows Australia's high investment in Russian oil products

‘Appalling': Report shows Australia's high investment in Russian oil products

Sky News AUa day ago

ASPI Senior Analyst in Defence Strategy Malcolm Davis says Australia should not be giving 'a single cent' to Russia.
A new report has found that Australia has imported more than $3.7 billion worth of oil products derived from Russian crude since 2023.
Mr Davis told Sky News host Sharri Markson that it is 'appalling' to find out how much money Australia has put into the Russian economy.

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