Zelensky Ireland

2022 - 4 - 6

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'You have not remained neutral' - Zelensky praises Ireland in historic ... (Leinster Leader)

The Ukrainian president has praised the Irish people in a historic address to the Oireachtas. President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke to a joint sitting of the.

He continued: "To those responsible for this conflict, we have a simple message from this House. Your actions will never be forgotten, they will never be forgiven. Know that ‘the abandoned fire of your songs will burn forever in the world, it will burn at night, it will burn at the daytime.’ It will burn forever. We are with Ukraine and I am certain that, in the end, Ukraine will prevail. The Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, addressed President Zelensky and said, "Russia will have to live with the shame of what they have done in Ukraine for generations. He said, "From the very first days, you are supporting Ukraine and this is a fact. They also have blocked all of our sea ports, together with the vessels that had already agricultural cargoes for exports.

Ireland has not remained neutral on war in Ukraine, says Zelensky ... (The Irish World Newspaper)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ireland has not remained neutral over the disaster Russia has inflicted on his country.

We are not neutral when Russia disregards all of these principles. We are with Ukraine. “We are a militarily neutral country. Those responsible will be held to account,” the Fianna Fail leader added. “It should be held responsible for everything they have done on Ukrainian soil. This is something we cannot come to grips with.”

President Zelensky has request for Ireland in heartbreaking ... (RSVP Live)

The Ukrainian President addressed the Dáil this morning, 6 April, in a heartbreaking and powerful message to both the Irish government and the people of ...

Zelensky added: “Please, I would like you to show more leadership in our anti-war coalition. “We have to put an end to trading with Russia. We have to cut ties of the Russian banks to the global system and cut the sources of their income from oil that they use for their weapons and killing.” “Although you are a neutral country, you have not remained neutral to the disaster and to the mishaps that Russia has brought to Ukraine.

Zelensky addresses Oireachtas - Key quotes (RTE.ie)

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a historic address to a joint sitting of the Oireachtas where he thanked Ireland for supporting his ...

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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky calls on Ireland to convince ... (Independent.ie)

In a landmark address to the Dáil, Mr Zelensky thanked Ireland for supporting sanctions against Russia and for the humanitarian support shown to refugees. “ ...

You have chosen to apply for EU membership,” he added. We are with Ukraine,” he added. We are not neutral when Russia disregards all of these principles. “We are a militarily neutral country. He said he is sure Europe can stop this war. Mr Martin said Russia will have to live with the “shame of what they have done in Ukraine for generations” and said those responsible for the atrocities will be held to account.

Ukraine leader Zelensky: Ireland has not been neutral in Russian war (IrishCentral)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a historic address to Irish leaders at the Houses of the Oireachtas and said Ireland has supported Ukraine since ...

In the meantime, our home is your home.— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) #StandWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/2LXtJuRFOA April 6, 2022 "Please, I would like you to show more leadership in our anti-war coalition. Those responsible will be held to account." The Ukrainian President is the 22nd person to address a joint sitting of the Houses of Oireachtas since the first Dáil was established in 1919. This is something we cannot come to grips with." Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said since the very first days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ireland had supported Ukraine despite being a neutral country.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky thanks Irish people in ... (Dublin Live)

President Zelenskyy's delivered a powerful speech to the UN and now will speak to the Irish Government.

"The dead and killed were simply buried in the yard and condominium. "The Russians are blocking the road and sea. We don't know how many in Mariupol were killed by the Russian." They have also blocked all of our seaports with the vessels that have agricultural cargo for exports." Money was no object, they would have paid anything." They would have been willing to make full payment up front before delivery. They are targeting fuel and food storage depots. "The new fuel storage depot was hit. He said: "Russia is using hunger as a weapon. "We're with Ukraine and I'm certain Ukraine will prevail. he said: "To those who have arrived from Ukraine, I hope you find a safe harbour here. We are not politically or morally neutral in the face of war crimes.

Zelensky addresses Irish parliament after taking swipe at Dublin for ... (Daily Mail)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the Irish parliament after 10am today. Zelensky urged tougher sanctions on Russia and said Dublin has 'not ...

'We are a militarily neutral country. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. In a speech to a joint sitting of the Houses of the Oireachtas, Zelensky said: 'Although you are a neutral country, you have not remained neutral to the disaster and to the mishaps that Russia has brought to Ukraine. Hundreds of people gathered outside the Irish parliament building before Zelensky's speech, waving flags and chanting in support of tougher sanctions. And though he was greeted by ovations by almost all parliamentarians gathered in the Dáil chamber, members of the People Before Profit party refused to applaud. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky challenged Ireland to press for tougher EU sanctions on Russia in an address to both houses of the Irish parliament.

Zelensky is first leader to address Dáil while at war (RTE.ie)

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky, a president in the middle of an existential conflict, took time-out to address Irish politicians today.

Please review their details and accept them to load the content. President Zelensky's address today made history: the first by a world leader to be delivered to the Dáil chamber via video link; the first by a war time leader speaking from his country's shell-damaged capital city; and by a president who knows that Russian forces are mustering in the east of his country and intent on continuing to unleash hell. President Zelensky had said that Ireland had "not remained neutral to the disaster" which had befallen his country. To loud applause, he said: "We have no quarrel with Russians and admire those opposing the war." Tánaiste Leo Varadkar asserted that "Putin and his apologists" had "raped and defiled the very principles of humanity". The Ukrainian president would not have been able to see Taoiseach Micheál Martin rise to his feet, with a badge pinned to his lapel with both Irish and Ukranian flags.

Volodymyr Zelensky silences Irish parliament all the way from Ukraine (Belfast Telegraph)

Politicians pledged solidarity with the people of Kyiv, Mariupol, Bucha and a host of other war-torn towns. Ukrainian citizen Oleksandra Keshkeval, ...

“And to have the very existence of our national identity questioned too. Those responsible will be held to account,” Mr Martin told the Dail. “We are a militarily neutral country. However, we are not politically neutral in the face of war crimes. For these reasons, we feel for the idealism of the Ukrainian people – their defiance and their determination to face down a new evil empire.” Irish and Ukrainian schoolchildren from St Joseph’s in the Dublin suburb of Fairview sang the national anthems of the two countries. Outside the gates of Leinster House in the Irish capital, a small group of Ukrainian supporters gathered to listen to proceedings. What Irish politicians heard was a demand for Irish and European support for the country in the face of Russian aggression. “Russia will have to live with the shame of what they have done in Ukraine for generations. The reason, a spokesperson said, was a disagreement with calls from Mr Zelensky for Nato involvement in the war, as well citing demands for more sanctions and a “decision to ban opposition parties” in Ukraine. The voice of the Ukrainian leader, which has been heard in parliaments all the way from Brussels to Washington, was replaced by that of a translator. President Volodymyr Zelensky hushed the Irish parliament on Wednesday all the way from Ukraine, on a day when the languages of the two countries intermingled inside and outside the chamber.

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