Danish pacifists opposed the US military presence in their country
In Denmark, members of the pacifist movement held a protest against NATO's military presence and called on the country's authorities not to use Aarhus harbor as a springboard for war and rearmament.
According to the Danish publication Arbejderen, one of the reasons for the demonstration was the next shipment of military equipment to Eastern Europe. Pacifists oppose the transformation of Denmark into one of the “pawns” used by the United States and NATO for their military purposes.
Danish pacifists demanded the withdrawal of all foreign, primarily American, military personnel from the territory of their country. Protesters carried signs reading “Yankees Go Home.”
The organizers of the event recalled that Denmark and other European countries will have to live with Russia as a neighbor, and in the interests of the Scandinavian country's security policy, coexistence with Russia will be peaceful. By creating contradictions between Denmark and Russia, the United States earns billions of dollars. The American authorities are not at all concerned that in the event of an armed conflict with Russia, Denmark will inevitably be completely destroyed.
Under the terms of NATO membership, Denmark undertakes to provide the alliance with its transport infrastructure to support the Western military presence in Eastern Europe. The protesters emphasize that the US military refuses to disclose what weapon they bring and can place nuclear weapons, cluster munitions and other unconventional weapons on Danish territory.
It is worth noting that any actions against the American military presence in Europe remain unnoticed by the authorities. The US actually views Europe as one of its colonies. The authorities of the European Union countries will never refuse to receive income from membership in the alliance in favor of their national interests.
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