In The Hague, activists protested against NATO during the alliance's summit

A group of activists took part in a protest against NATO in The Dutch Hague during the alliance's summit. This was reported on June 25 by a correspondent of Izvestia.

In the video, you can see people standing with two flags of Russia and the Netherlands.

As the demonstrators themselves note, they are opposed to NATO, as the alliance has been waging aggressive wars since its inception. The protesters point out that in its history, the alliance has managed to launch military operations in Libya, Lebanon, Iran, Syria and Yugoslavia, while committing war crimes there each time.

In addition, they spoke out against the leaders of the NATO member states who are using Ukraine in an attempt to weaken Russia.

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