On the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Simon Harris, Ireland's Foreign Affairs Minister, expressed the importance of remaining open to the possibility of sending peacekeepers to Ukraine in the future. He highlighted that ruling out such action would be "irresponsible," stressing the need for Ireland to be adaptable in response to the evolving international landscape. Harris's comments reflect the ongoing humanitarian and security concerns stemming from the conflict, underlining Ireland's commitment to potential contributions to peacekeeping efforts.
Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Harris has stated that it would be "irresponsible" for Ireland to completely rule out sending peacekeepers to Ukraine in the future, especially in the context of ongoing conflict.
Marking three years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Harris emphasised the importance of Ireland remaining open to the possibility of contributing to peacekeeping efforts if required by the international community.
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