乌克兰绿党批评其澳大利亚同僚，称领袖大卫·舒布里奇反对向基辅提供军事援助的言论“脱离现实”。作为新当选的绿党领袖，舒布里奇参议员本月早些时候在其首次外交政策表态中表示，除非获得联合国安理会批准，否则他不支持帮助乌克兰抵御入侵的俄罗斯军队。但俄罗斯 — — 自2022年全面入侵以来已在乌克兰造成超过1.5万名平民死亡 — — 作为安理会常任理事国，可以否决安理会决议。
The Ukrainian Greens have lashed their Australian counterparts, calling leader David Shoebridge’s comments against military aid for Kyiv “detached from reality”.
乌克兰绿党周日（澳大利亚东部夏令时间）表示，舒布里奇参议员的立场“在助长侵略者弗拉基米尔·普京的气焰”。该党称：“教条式的和平主义会杀人。”作为全球环保运动的一部分，我们共同致力于和平。然而，面对残忍的入侵者，和平主义不会阻止战争 — — 它只会导致占领和整个民族的毁灭。”该党补充称，舒布里奇参议员“要求通过拥有否决权的联合国安理会批准武器供应”的主张“脱离现实”。
In one of his first foreign policy statements as newly elected Greens leader, Senator Shoebridge earlier this month said he did not back helping Ukraine fight off invading Russian forces unless it was greenlit by the UN Security Council. But Russia — which has killed more than 15,000 civilians in Ukraine since the 2022 full-scale invasion — can veto UNSC resolutions as a permanent member.
该党还说：“这相当于请罪犯批准报警。”舒布里奇参议员的言论引来各政治派别议员的广泛批评。担任议会乌克兰之友小组主席的工党参议员黛博拉·奥尼尔指责他决定“单方面改变其党的政策，以实际抛弃乌克兰”。奥尼尔参议员说：“你不得不怀疑，舒布里奇参议员是在去年10月，就在普京对乌克兰发出核威胁一周后，他在悉尼的一场晚宴上与俄罗斯大使共进晚餐之后，才改变其党的政策的。”“或者，这是否是更近期的转变？”
The Ukrainian Greens said on Sunday (AEDT) that Senator Shoebridge’s position “plays into the hands of the aggressor, Vladimir Putin”.
由于绿党2025年选举纲领并未反对对乌克兰的军事援助。澳大利亚对俄罗斯及其油轮暗影舰队实施了数千项协调一致的制裁。它还向乌克兰提供了近19亿美元的直接援助，并帮助训练乌克兰军队，使其成为北约以外乌克兰的最大支持者。这种两党支持——包括数十辆战斗坦克——使澳大利亚进入克里姆林宫的“不友好国家”名单。
“Dogmatic pacifism kills,” the party said.
上个月，在联合国大会期间，澳大利亚总理阿尔巴尼塞与乌克兰总统泽连斯基签署了一项安全协议。该协议允许乌克兰军队与澳大利亚士兵和武器制造商分享“经过战场检验的专业知识”。“这不仅是欧洲的问题，”当时总理表示，“这是全世界的问题，因为如果像俄罗斯这样更大、更强大的国家被允许通过其对乌克兰的非法和不道德的入侵从违反国际法中获利，那么这将为整个世界树立一个糟糕的先例。”
“As part of the global environmental movement, we share a commitment to peace. “However, pacifism in the face of a ruthless invader does not stop war — it leads to occupation and the destruction of an entire nation.” It added Senator Shoebridge’s “demand that arms supplies be authorised through the UN Security Council, where Russia holds the power of veto, is detached from reality”. “It is equivalent to asking a criminal for permission to call the police,” the party said. Senator Shoebridge’s comments have drawn widespread criticism from parliamentarians of all political persuasions. Labor senator Deborah O’Neill, who chairs the Parliamentary Friends of Ukraine, accused him of deciding to “unilaterally change his party’s policy so as to effectively abandon Ukraine”. “You have to wonder whether Senator Shoebridge changed his party’s policy back in October of ‘22 after he wined and dined with the Russian ambassador at a Sydney dinner just one week after Mr Putin issued a nuclear threat against Ukraine,” Senator O’Neill said. “Or has there been a more recent conversion? Because the Greens 2025 election platform did not oppose military assistance to Ukraine.” Australia has slapped thousands of co-ordinated sanctions on Russia and its shadow fleet of tankers. It has also given Ukraine almost $1.9 billion in direct aid and helped train Ukrainian troops, making it Kyiv’s biggest backer outside NATO. The bipartisan support, which includes dozens of battle tanks, has earned Australia a spot on the Kremlin’s list of “unfriendly countries”. Anthony Albanese signed a security agreement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly last month. The agreement lets Ukraine’s military share “battle-tested expertise” with Australian soldiers and weapons makers. “This is an issue not just for Europe,” the Prime Minister said at the time. “This is an issue for the world because, if a large, more powerful country like Russia is allowed to profit from breaking international law through its illegal and immoral invasion of Ukraine, then that sets a bad precedent for the entire world.”