‘I was wrong’: Coalition frontbencher apologises for saying Russia and China want Labor to win election
- The Australian government received assurance from Indonesia that they are not considering allowing Russian planes to be based there, said Defense Minister Richard Marles.
- Labor has accused Peter Dutton of fabricating a statement by Indonesia's President regarding Russian military access.
- Senator Penny Wong noted there was no confirmation of Russia's request to Indonesia about military presence.
- The Coalition has faced accusations of politicizing national security following Dutton's comments, which claimed a 'catastrophic failure' if the government was unaware of the request.
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‘I was wrong’: Coalition frontbencher apologises for saying Russia and China want Labor to win election
After the Coalition called on Jakarta to curtail its defence ties with Moscow, one frontbencher claimed Russia and China didn’t want Peter Dutton as PM.
·Sydney, Australia
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