Ireland Faces Pressure to Stop Sending Russia an Ingredient Vital to War on Ukraine
Lawmakers and officials say the shipments could help Russia’s war effort as photos and satellite images show cargo loading at the refinery.
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Ireland faces pressure to stop sending Russia vital war materials
AUGHINISH, Ireland — The Karin, a 400-foot-long (120-meter-long) cargo ship, sat moored this week on Ireland’s boggy River Shannon estuary. Soon it set sail for Russia laden with a white powder that can be forged into weapons vital to Moscow’s…
A cargo ship is to leave Ireland for Russia loaded with alumina, a white powder that experts say is most likely used in the manufacture of weapons, writes The...
Ireland under pressure to sanction this powder – The Horn News
The Karin, a 400-foot-long (120-meter-long) cargo ship, sat moored this week on Ireland’s boggy River Shannon estuary. Soon it set sail for Russia laden with a white powder that can be forged into weapons vital to Moscow’s war on Ukraine. Alumina, the key ingredient in aluminum, goes into everything from... Read More The post Ireland under pressure to sanction this powder appeared first on The Horn News - Proudly American, Fiercely Independent.
Ireland under pressure to halt alumina exports, vital to Russia's war on Ukraine
Alumina, a critical ingredient in aluminium production, is used in a wide range of applications, including toothpaste, lipstick, missiles, and drones. A Russian-owned facility in southern Ireland is Europe’s largest alumina refinery and frequently exports substantial volumes of the material directly to St. Petersburg and other Russian ports. Nearly five years into the ongoing conflict […]
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