Are you seriously suggesting that most, if not all, large countries don’t allow their special forces/ intelligence services use false passports?
Think China, France, UK, USA, South Africa, Russia, Brazil, Holland, Belgium, Australia, Italy, Jordan, Syria, India, Pakistan.
All of the above have active intelligence services that travel to countries all over the world. France, the USA and Britain have all taken unilateral military actions against other sovereign states in the last 20 years. The USA has invaded Iraq, Afghanistan, Grenada and Panama. Britain participated in both US invasions and France has attacked the Ivory Coast blowing up its air force on the ground (Killing dozens and costing a poor state hundreds of millions) as well as famously and infamously sending hundreds of it’s special forces to fight on the side of the genocidal forces on the ground in Rwanda, killing thousands and prolonging the genocide by weeks which facilitated the killing of at least another 100’000 people.
In none of the above examples was there any credible threat to the state that did the attacking; they were simply protecting their own economic and/or political interests.
BTW, in all of the above we have maintained our usual craven and cowardly status of neutrality. In the international integrity stakes Ireland is at the bottom of the pile; cowards and hypocrites who have since the foundation of our state asked other countries to bleed and die to protect our freedom while all we do is occasionally wag our fingers at them because we don’t like the way they do things which we are not prepared to do.
Irish people criticising the behaviour of other states have a cheek.