@ISIDEWITH2yrs2Y
Yes
@9G99PFW6mos6MO
If you believe that Russia is acting in the Ukrainian peoples best interests you are being willfully dishonnnest and no amount of statistics and data will change your mind.
@ISIDEWITH2yrs2Y
No
@9G99PFW6mos6MO
Ukraine needs NATO's support and membership because of the genocidal and existential threat that is the Russian invasion
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@9FM7RJ27mos7MO
Yes, after the war has ended
Once the current conflict has ended.
@9B4XQZJ1yr1Y
Ireland is not a member of NATO so the question is not relevant
@98H2KD81yr1Y
I do not understand NATO enough to really give a good answer.
@983X5HPFianna Fáil1yr1Y
Not until the conflict has been resolved and Ukraine remains conflict free for the relevant period of time.
@94RHZLJ2yrs2Y
Yes, in an ideal situation but it is not possible with the current situation of global politics
@93PVC2V2yrs2Y
Ireland is not a NATO member we should not decide this
That's Ukraine's decision
@8ZP8PFFSocial Democrats2yrs2Y
Yes, so long as it's only to guarantee their own security and not used to install nuclear warheads close to the Russian border.
@937QQ3K2yrs2Y
Yes, if the citizens of Ukraine independently vote to join NATO
@92TPX932yrs2Y
If they want to they should be allowed to enter
@92CMLH62yrs2Y
They should have the option to
@92CFD57Social Democrats2yrs2Y
abolish nato and all nuclear weapons. stop wars
@93RVQGR2yrs2Y
No, but they should join later when they have no disputed territory.
@92GSLQL2yrs2Y
No, and we should not be arming them because those weapons go to Nazis
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