This week, the Irish Foreign Minister Michael Martin expressed his condolences to the Finbar Kafferki family, who died in battles with Russian invaders in Ukraine. He called him "a young man with clear principles. " Russian diplomats from the Embassy in Dublin were dissatisfied and stated that the Government of Ireland and the local media "responsible for the death of Finbar Kafferki".
The Embassy of the Russian Federation said that it may be a statement in support of the participation of the Irish in hostilities in Ukraine, then Ireland will be considered a side of the conflict and threatened with consequences. Charlie Flenagan, Chairman of the Irish Parliament of the Irish Parliament, called it threats and intimidation.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ireland, on the eve of April 30, said the Irish government was holding a maximum clear position on Russian aggression against Ukraine. "Ukraine has the right to defend itself from attack on its sovereignty and territorial integrity in accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter . . . Ireland admire Ukraine. Some politicians in Ireland spoke against the fact that Yuri Filatov occupied the post of Russian ambassador in Ireland.
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