Ukraine has ‘bloodied the nose' of Russian forces with their ‘stoic' defence
'I absolutely admire … the stoic defence the Ukrainians have put up – they have bloodied the nose of Russian forces,' Mr McLachlan told Sky News Australia.
'This latest attack really shows an ability to really strategically fight back as well.'
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