‘His loss is unfathomable’: Brisbane ‘Ninja’ killed in Ukraine invasion
A DFAT spokesperson said that they were providing consular assistance to Kjeldal’s family.
DFAT’s ability to offer consular assistance to people who travel to Ukraine is extremely limited due to Russia’s invasion, but Kjeldal’s family thanked the department for their efforts. “Our depth of sadness at his loss is unfathomable. Trevor was a very treasured and loved member of our family.” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described the man’s death as “tragic news” at a press conference in Brisbane on Saturday.
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