Albanese condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine, endorses Crimea Platform statement
September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told the assembly that Australia "oppose[s] Russia's continued, illegal, unprovoked, and immoral invasion of Ukraine" and reaffirmed calls for an immediate and complete withdrawal. He said Australia endorsed the 2026 International Crimea Platform joint statement and has signed a new bilateral security agreement with Ukraine to complement humanitarian and military support.
Albanese also called for a ceasefire in the region and urged reopening the Strait of Hormuz to restore freedom of navigation and trade. He urged Iran to halt indiscriminate attacks in the region and to abandon any program to obtain nuclear weapons.
Albanese also called for a ceasefire in the region and urged reopening the Strait of Hormuz to restore freedom of navigation and trade. He urged Iran to halt indiscriminate attacks in the region and to abandon any program to obtain nuclear weapons.
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