Ireland will also provide 33 million euros in military assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Cowney said that his country is in favor of including an oil embargo in the sixth package of sanctions against Russia, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
“We strongly support the maximalist approach in the context of sanctions against Russia, as a deterrent against the continuation of this war. During a briefing with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba,
“Although Ireland is a military neutral country, I want to make it clear that we are not neutral about this war or this conflict, nor are we neutral about the future of your country. In seven weeks, Ireland has provided more than EUR 20 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine.” we have contributed and committed EUR 33 million in military assistance to your Armed Forces through the European Peace Mechanism, “he said.
He also stressed that Ireland supports Ukraine's accession to the EU happened as soon as possible.
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