Anthony Albanese emphasized the seriousness of the situation, stating, 'Any harm to Jenkins would be absolutely reprehensible.' He demanded immediate clarification from Moscow on the condition of the captured Australian.
Albanese mentioned, 'We've called in the Russian ambassador already. We're seeking clarification as to whether any harm has occurred to Mr Jenkins, and we'll take the strongest possible action...'
Foreign minister Penny Wong indicated that, 'The government was considering all options, with expelling the ambassador on the table,' highlighting the gravity of the situation.
The Australian government reiterated its commitment to protecting its citizens, stating, 'International humanitarian law protects soldiers taken prisoners of war,' making clear their stance on Jenkins' situation.
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