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'Political Will' Can Protect Aughinish Jobs - Ukraine MP
Irish officials found no evidence the exports were used for weapons, but they could not rule it out and sent the findings to the European Commission.
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An Irish refinery exports aluminium oxide to Russia. Critics say it's used for weapons – the government weighs off.
Ireland Finds No Evidence Aughinish Alumina Exports to Russia Support War Effort
Irish government officials reported finding no evidence that alumina exported to Russia from the Aughinish Alumina plant—owned by Russian metal giant Rusal—is being used to produce weaponry. However, a governmental inquiry was unable to conclusively exclude that possibility, and the findings have been forwarded to the European Commission, according to Euronews on July 24. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the …
It's the material used to produce aluminum, and it's about Russian weapons.
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