Potential knock-on impacts on the Irish economy due to exports of alumina used for the Russian military complex.
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Updated Jun 17
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Potential knock-on impacts on the Irish economy due to exports of alumina used for the Russian military complex.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Aughinish alumina project is facing delays, while Jack Lynch commented on past conflicts in Derry, amid Ireland providing refugee support.Sub-event
- Ireland sells alumina used in weapons against Ukraine.Sub-event
- Irish refinery materials have been confirmed to have reached producers in Russia.Sub-event
Irish economy facing impacts from alumina exports to Russian military complex.1 source
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