Michelle O'Neill acknowledged the hurt her attendance at Remembrance Sunday may cause, vowing to represent all citizens as first minister while recognizing the complexities of history.
In response to criticisms from the Republican community, O'Neill stated her commitment lies in leadership and understanding the deep emotional impacts war has on families.
The letter from over 100 victims' relatives expressed feelings of betrayal and disappointment toward O'Neill's attendance, criticizing Sinn Fein for 'populism' and political maneuvering.
Seana Quinn, a victim's family member, articulated her pain, stating that O'Neill's participation seems to validate British military actions that continue to cause family distress.
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