Anti-NATO protests in Europe
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Gentlemen. You should get along better. Look at your commonalities instead of your differences.
You both hate Israel. Shouldn't that bond you?
You just pick and chose the far right Governments. How about the rest of the EU and NATO members where the majority prefer to support NATO and it's arms and ammunition shipments to Ukraine?I see no signs most of the anti-NATO protesters
belong to the far right.
At any rate Europe is already shifting to the right.
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Yes around 91% overall are in favour and do not align with those far right minority of protestors!!
Nothing burger demonstrations when the majority are in favour of support for Ukraine!!
Hundreds of thousands of soccer spectators pay tribute to the Ukrainians in the one year war against Russia:
Are you here to celebrate Hurawa, shack?
That's a bit off topic here.
Though I'm sure that there is a map around your like this one.
Didn't the Ruskies interfere in our elections and Brexit? Not a far fetch to think they are behind these anti-NATO protests (if they actually exist).
I have no idea ongoing anti-NATO protests are associated with
the far-right. I am not surprised if righties and far-righties are
not as supportive of NATO and Ukraine as the lefties but I don't
think they are pro-Putin. As far as I know the more right-leaning
leaders in EU are on the side of Ukraine.
I oppose our leaders spending taxpayers' money on military aid
for Ukraine. I don't have to question China and India's support of
Putin's war through imports of Russian crude to be considered
"anti war".
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I'm referring to the actual protests where the ones who are the most vocal are the far right who are against NATO and the war in Ukraine. There are some elements on the Far Left that are also against it, but want a peaceful resolution rather than a war. However, the same far right woman from Germany who visited the Conservatives in Canada and cozied with them, has her German AfD party in lock stock and barrel with Putin. Members of her party actually visited the Russian occupied Donbas Region that caused a big stir in the German Parliament!!
Far-right German politicians accused of pro-Putin ‘propaganda trip’
Five AfD politicians currently in Russia and planning to travel to occupied Donbas in eastern Ukraine
www.theguardian.com
This is just an example, as there are several more similar interactions by the far right. However you do not see any "Far Left" politicians visiting the Russia occupied Ukraine region!!
NATO is finished! Getting caught in too many lies! Example blowing up Northstream gas pipeline! And results in a destruction of EU economy and Germany economy!
Germany People begin to wake up to the bullshits of lies from NeoNazi ukraine leaders , and NATO ( USA / UK) !
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Give it up, Putin isn't going to send you any money, he's going broke. LOL
Putin wanting "Peace in Ukraine", was like Hitler sending a "Special Military Operation" to France!!
NATO is getting stronger and more united ever since Biden became The President. At least he is prepared to stand against Putin's aggression and insane invasion. of a Democracy called Ukraine!!
Thousands march in Berlin to support Ukraine on one year anniversary of Russia's invasion:
German police said around 10,000 people joined a protest in Berlin on Friday against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Friday’s demonstration marked the one year anniversary since Russia's began its war in Ukraine. It ended at the Brandenburg Gate, which was illuminated in the blue and yellow colours of the Ukrainian flag.
Protesters also stopped at a destroyed Russian tank, which was installed outside the Russian Embassy earlier in the day, to light candles and wave flags.
Similar political installations have also popped up outside Russian embassies, like this one outside the Russian Embassy in London.
Other countries also marked the occasion by lighting up buildings with the Ukrainian flag's colours, like in Paris which turned the Eiffel Tower blue and yellow.
Back in Berlin, protesters came from all kinds of backgrounds. Belarusian demonstrator Artjom Merts said he attended the protest “to support Ukraine.”
“Europe knows that Ukraine protects the world as a democracy because we stand against Russian aggression,” he added.
Ukrainian flags were brought and waved by members of the crowd. Flags of other European countries were also spotted, including Finland's, Romania's and the EU's.
Some of the demonstrators expressed their disagreement with Germany delivering weapons to Ukraine. In January, Germany decided to send a batch of Leopard 2 war tanks to Ukraine. Berlin was hesitant in its decision at the time, as the topic of aiding Kyiv militarily divided opinion among Germans.
Others however said they saw no other option but to support Ukraine both with arms and financially.
Konstantine Senin, a protester originally from Russia, expressed his dismay at Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
"What I feel that my country (did) so much harm, (to) so many people. I'm almost crying," he said.
www.euronews.com
Thousands march in Berlin to support Ukraine on one year anniversary of Russia's invasion:
German police said around 10,000 people joined a protest in Berlin on Friday against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Friday’s demonstration marked the one year anniversary since Russia's began its war in Ukraine. It ended at the Brandenburg Gate, which was illuminated in the blue and yellow colours of the Ukrainian flag.
Protesters also stopped at a destroyed Russian tank, which was installed outside the Russian Embassy earlier in the day, to light candles and wave flags.
Similar political installations have also popped up outside Russian embassies, like this one outside the Russian Embassy in London.
Other countries also marked the occasion by lighting up buildings with the Ukrainian flag's colours, like in Paris which turned the Eiffel Tower blue and yellow.
Back in Berlin, protesters came from all kinds of backgrounds. Belarusian demonstrator Artjom Merts said he attended the protest “to support Ukraine.”
“Europe knows that Ukraine protects the world as a democracy because we stand against Russian aggression,” he added.
Ukrainian flags were brought and waved by members of the crowd. Flags of other European countries were also spotted, including Finland's, Romania's and the EU's.
Some of the demonstrators expressed their disagreement with Germany delivering weapons to Ukraine. In January, Germany decided to send a batch of Leopard 2 war tanks to Ukraine. Berlin was hesitant in its decision at the time, as the topic of aiding Kyiv militarily divided opinion among Germans.
Others however said they saw no other option but to support Ukraine both with arms and financially.
Konstantine Senin, a protester originally from Russia, expressed his dismay at Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
"What I feel that my country (did) so much harm, (to) so many people. I'm almost crying," he said.
March in Berlin on one year anniversary of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Around 10,000 people took to the streets to protest against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in Berlin on Friday, according to German police.
www.euronews.com
Any given anti war protest is usually linked to a specific conflict at that moment in time.
I don't think you can just say "they only support one side" just from that alone.
