Zelenskyy: Ireland has not remained neutral to Russia's war on Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has thanked the Irish people for their support for Ukraine but has called on politicians to convince the EU to take greater action against Russia.

Addressing the Oireachtas via video link, Mr Zelenskyy said that since the "very first days" Ireland has supported Ukraine. 

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