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  1. Ireland takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Union, while Poland hosts a conference in Gdańsk amid rising tensions with Kyiv.
  2. As Ireland takes the presidency of the EU, high-level talks are underway involving Mark Rutte, Friedrich Merz, and Boris Pistorius regarding support for Ukraine.
  3. Taoiseach affirmed strong support for Ukraine and Ireland provided humanitarian and reconstruction aid.

Taoiseach announced increased aid package of €125 million, while Martin traveled to Kyiv on a presidential train.

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Taoiseach announced increased aid package of €125 million, while Martin traveled to Kyiv on a presidential train.

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  1. Taoiseach announced €125m more in aid; Martin traveled to Kyiv.1 source
  2. Taoiseach's visit to Kyiv included discussions on aid and an investigation into sanctions breaches.1 source

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