Ukrainians in Dublin told ‘our home is your home’ on anniversary of war

The transcript discusses the ongoing support for Ukraine amidst the Russian invasion, highlighting the unprovoked and unlawful nature of the attack. It emphasizes Ukraine's right to self-defense under international law and condemns Russia's actions as violations of international norms. Ireland's stance is clarified as being militarily neutral but not politically or morally neutral, supporting international human rights and a rules-based order.

What has been a key source of strength for Ukrainians during the conflict?

• International media coverage

• Economic sanctions on Russia

• Words of encouragement and friendly smiles

• Military aid from neighboring countries

How did the Russian invasion of Ukraine begin?

• With a diplomatic negotiation

• As a response to a Ukrainian attack

• Following a peace treaty

• As an unprovoked full-scale invasion

Under what framework is Ukraine exercising its right to self-defense?

• The NATO Agreement

• The United Nations Charter

• The Warsaw Pact

• The European Union Charter

What is Ireland's position regarding the Russian invasion?

• Not politically or morally neutral

• Politically neutral

• Morally neutral

• Militarily supportive of Russia

What principles guide Ireland's foreign policy in response to the invasion?

• Cultural exchange programs

• Support for military alliances

• Economic growth and development

• International human rights and humanitarian law