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  1. Rusal, founded by Oleg Deripaska, exports alumina used for Russian military production, while the European Commission has not included alumina in sanctions packages.
  2. Alumina from an Irish plant supplies Rusal, which provides materials for sanctioned Russian defense manufacturers, leading Parliament to request a blanket ban.

Rusal controversy impacts international reputation and state business, testing Ireland's actions alongside broader Europe.

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Rusal controversy impacts international reputation and state business, testing Ireland's actions alongside broader Europe.

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Alumina from an Irish plant supplies Rusal, which provides materials for sanctioned Russian defense manufacturers, leading Parliament to request a blanket ban. All 2 developments

Within Rusal, founded by Oleg Deripaska, exports alumina used for Russian military production, while the European Commission has not included alumina in sanctions packages.

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  • irishtimes.comAughinish Alumina may yet become a big test for Europe as it is for Ireland