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The two men shook hands and exchanged greetings as well as stopping briefly for pictures before moving inside.
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men → shake → pictures
Mr Zelensky’s arrival comes amid the biggest security operation in the history of the Irish state, as authorities in Dublin mount a ring of steel throughout the capital.
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authorities → come → capital
Traffic restrictions and road closures in Dublin are to be brought in from Wednesday, as commuters were warned of severe traffic delays.
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commuters → bring → delays
As delegates arrive for two major EU presidency events on Thursday and Friday, police in Dublin have shut down parts of the city as part of the largest policing and security operation.
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police → arrive → operation
Both events will take place at the Convention Centre on the North Wall Quay and will be followed by a dinner event at the National Gallery on the south side of the city.
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Vast barriers have been put in place around the area, preventing access to vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians.
Exclusion zones have also been put in place for air and maritime as world leaders descend on the city.
The security operation will see thousands of gardaí deployed throughout the city.
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There will be 100 specially trained motorcycle escort officers who will perform a minimum of 200 movements of VIPs, including heads of state.
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Gardaí will take part in 15,000 rolling 12-hour shifts and have drafted in officers from Northern Ireland, Latvia and Portugal.
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Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly said there will be approximately 500 public order-trained Garda members along with 500 officers of various disciplines, some of whom will carry firearms in various tactical roles in the form of emergency response and close protection.
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Equipment including water cannon, public order dogs and horses will also be available for gardaí.
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The extensive road closures will come into force on Wednesday and run through until late on Friday, with security cordons and public diversions in place.
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cordons → come → place
Transport chiefs expect every bus route in the capital to be affected by knock-on traffic disruption associated with road closures and diversions due to the event, and they have asked people to consider if their plans in Dublin on Thursday and Friday are necessary.
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plans → expect → Thursday
Real-time information on arriving buses will not be available on display boards at stops but will still be accessible through apps, the National Transport Authority said, and it advised people to check its website for all information on route changes.
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it → arrive → changes
Mr Kelly said there will be a zero-tolerance approach to protests which block infrastructure or interfere with the running of the major EU events.
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which → say → events
“In relation to fuel protests themselves, there’ll be absolutely no toleration for any blockage, anything in the next few days, anything around motorways, critical infrastructure, or any of the EPC locations,” he added.
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Assistant Commissioner Jonathan Roberts said he is aware of some people wishing to protest over Thursday and Friday.
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people → say → Thursday
“We have engaged with a number of parties, and I would ask that anybody that is minded and that wants to protest to engage with An Garda Síochána, and we will facilitate lawful, peaceful protest,” he added.
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“We have nothing to suggest that any protest that is planned will be anything other than peaceful.
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“As the commissioner has already said, there will be no tolerance for any protest which involves the blocking of roads, obstruction of any aspect of the event will be dealt with swiftly and robustly, and there will certainly be no tolerance of any interference with critical infrastructure.”
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