Live: Wong reiterates Australia will not provide boots on ground in Iran war
Foreign Minister Penny Wong says Australia has been clear that it will not provide troops on the ground for an operation against Iran. Follow live.
Live: Wong reiterates Australia will not provide boots on ground in Iran war
Foreign Minister Penny Wong says Australia has been clear that it will not provide troops on the ground for an operation against Iran. Follow live.
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