Left parties, organizations and colleges decided to rally on Syntagma Square and march to the US Embassy, reacting to the NATO summit in The Hague today.
The demonstration concerns the Israel-Iran war, Palestine, and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
In a joint statement, entitled “Colleges and Organizations for NATO defeat”, they point out that the main issue of the Summit is to increase military spending, with the aim of escalating within a framework that can lead to a World War II. They denounce the “US-NATO-EU martial policy. under the leadership of American imperialism. “
They demand the immediate exit of Greece from the NATO and the EU, the closure of military bases in the country and avoiding any involvement in war plans.
After the rally, it was decided to protest the US Embassy.
Trade in Thessaloniki too
A protest march in downtown Thessaloniki was completed on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 24, on the occasion of the US military attack on Iran and Gaza.
The mobilization started by the statue of Venizelos and headed on main streets of the city.
Labor unions, non -parliamentary left -wing colleges and groups of the antisocial area.
The protesters denounce the recent US attack on Iran, describing it as a dangerous escalation of the “imperialist war”, with dramatic consequences for the peoples of the Middle East and beyond.
Israel is also targeted by the concentrated, which they describe as a “state-dolphin” for attacks on the Gaza Strip, referring to genocide against the Palestinian people.
At the same time, protesters are being fiercely criticized by the Greek government, which they accuse of cooperation and political support for NATO, the US and Israel. They call for the immediate interruption of any form of involvement of Greece in the war.
/gr Times
Source: Skai
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