Australians urged not to join the war in Ukraine

Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne during a press conference in Sydney (AAP)

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

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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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