Zelenskyy's advisor discusses sanctions against russia and the circulation of dual-use goods with the Irish ambassador

It is noted that Ukraine and Ireland agreed to continue cooperation to strengthen control over the circulation of dual-use goods.

“Thank you for the efforts made by the Irish side, for the serious approach in this matter. We hope to continue our cooperation so that russia cannot receive components for the production of weapons and ammunition bypassing sanctions,” Vlasiuk said.

During the meeting, the parties discussed the strengthening of sanctions pressure on russia, in particular Ireland's proposals to the 16th EU sanctions package. Special attention was paid to sanctions against the russian energy sector and the shadow fleet, as well as the EU's refusal to import russian LNG.

"Other important topics include the investigation into the presence of Irish-made components in russian weapons. Jonathan Conlon emphasized that Ireland has studied in detail the materials provided by Ukraine and has taken measures to strengthen control over production and prevent critical components from reaching the aggressor country,” the OP added.

Source: press service of the Presidential Office