The Russian Embassy in the Netherlands spoke about the "fatigue" of the Dutch on the topic of Ukraine

Three years after the start of the special military operation (SVO), the number and number of participants in pro-Ukrainian actions in the Netherlands is gradually decreasing. This was reported to Izvestia on March 13 at the Russian Embassy in The Hague.

"Representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora, supporters of the Right Sector, which is banned in Russia but not in the Netherlands, are usually in the front rows of the pickets. There are few Dutch among the protesters — the public feels "tired" of the Ukrainian issue against the background of the socio-economic problems that the Kingdom is facing that are truly relevant to the population," the diplomatic mission noted.

The embassy stressed that Russia's "ill-wishers" do not shy away from the dirtiest methods of psychological influence.

"This year, in connection with their anniversary, they installed mobile hurdy—gurdy on trailers near the walls of the Embassy, which are usually used at local fairs, and played annoying music for six hours without a break," they said.

According to the diplomats, the protesters understood that they were interfering not only with the work of the diplomatic mission staff, but also with the daily lives of their family members, including young children, since there is a school and residential buildings on the territory of the foreign institution.

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On March 12, the Russian Embassy in Stockholm said that the actions in support of Ukraine in Sweden, conducted with enviable regularity by anti-Russian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and Ukrainian associations, are mostly not massive. Their organizers manage to ensure a significant "turnout" only on the anniversary of the beginning of the special operation.