I'll start with a political comment that will take us into legal territory.
Some say that what's damaging Canada's credibility internationally is the fact that it's not consistent when it comes to applying international law.
Earlier, reference was made to the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice. Canada has made a point of defending the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, and I'm on board, but has been much more reserved in denouncing Israel's aggression against Lebanon.
In your opinion, legally speaking, is Canada consistent with its position on Ukraine?