The Prosecutor General's Office has declared a NATO-funded organization undesirable in Russia.

The NATO-funded international non-governmental organization (NGO) The European Leadership Network has been declared undesirable in Russia, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation made such a decision on March 25.

It is noted that when the NGO was founded in 2011, it was stated that its goals would be "to develop and provide solutions to problems in the field of politics and security."

"The real tasks are to promote the concept of NATO expansion, promote the anti—Russian agenda, and demonstratively support the crimes of Ukrainian neo-Nazis," the agency's website says.

The NGO publishes materials on its resources in which countries that disagree with the agenda of the "collective West" are declared as "aggressors", and the goals of the special military operation of the Russian Federation are defined as "aggressive," the Prosecutor General's Office added.

The organization is funded by NATO, the Foreign Ministries of Great Britain and Finland, among others.

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On March 12, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office also declared the activities of the Danish organization Rasmussen Global (RG) undesirable. After the start of its work, representatives of the organization began an active campaign to mobilize assistance to Ukraine.