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 the impact of the invasion on the people of Ukraine?

How has Ukraine exercised its right of self-defense according to international law?

In what ways has the international community responded to Russia's actions?

What does the phrase 'the actions of a rogue state' imply in the context of Russia's invasion?

What are the principles that inform Ireland's position on the conflict?