Ireland condemns Russia's "legal war" in Ukraine and reiterates support for the ICC
September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International
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His Excellency Mihal Martin Tishuk told the Assembly that "today Russia's legal war in Ukraine is more deadly for civilians than at any point since the start of their full-scale invasion," condemning missile and drone strikes on towns and cities. He said Russia's actions have global consequences, noting that a bushel of wheat cost just over $5 last year and is now more than $7.
Tishuk said Ireland will continue to support efforts to hold those responsible accountable, stating there can be "no impunity for war crimes" and expressing strong opposition to efforts that undermine the International Criminal Court.
Tishuk said Ireland will continue to support efforts to hold those responsible accountable, stating there can be "no impunity for war crimes" and expressing strong opposition to efforts that undermine the International Criminal Court.
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