Ireland Says Alumina Probe Finds No Proof of Russia Weapons Link
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An investigation into alumina exports from Ireland to Russia has not found conclusive evidence linking a production plant to weapons manufacturing in Russia. The statement was made by Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin. The lack of proof means the probe did not confirm suspicions of a connection to Russian weapons production.
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The investigation examined a link between a production plant and weapons manufacture in Russia.
Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin announced the result of the probe.
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Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin announced the result of the probe.
Bloomberg- The investigation examined a link between a production plant and weapons manufacture in Russia.
- The outcome clears Ireland of indirect involvement in conflict.
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Loaded language removedAn investigation into alumina exports from Ireland to Russia has not found conclusive evidence linking a production plant to the manufacture of weapons in Russia, Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin said.
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Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin announced the result of the probe.
BloombergAn investigation into alumina exports from Ireland to Russia found no conclusive evidence of a link to weapons manufacture in Russia.
BloombergThere was a probe into alumina exports from Ireland to Russia.
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