Protest Erupts Against NATO, Military Spending Near The Hague Summit
Hundreds protest against NATO and potential conflict with Iran ahead of The Hague summit. Belgian politician Jos d'Haese calls for investment in peace and sustainable energy. Tensions are high following US attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites. The summit seeks increased defense budgets amidst widespread security measures.
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered near The Hague to protest against NATO and its military spending, as well as a potential conflict with Iran, just two days before the alliance's summit.
Belgian politician Jos d'Haese, addressing the crowd, advocated for redirecting funds towards peace and sustainable energy initiatives.
Amid rising tensions due to recent US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, protesters carried banners with messages of peace and opposition to war. Meanwhile, the summit, heavily guarded, aims to finalize agreements on defense spending as urged by US leadership.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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