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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne during a press conference in Sydney Source: AAP / DEAN LEWINS/AAP

Ukraine's embassy in Canberra has confirmed it has received about 20 calls from people after the nation's president called on 'citizens of the world' to join the fight against Russia.

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Ukraine's embassy in Canberra has confirmed it has received about 20 calls from people after the nation's president called on 'citizens of the world' to join the fight against Russia.

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