Rally for the release of the Czech Republic from NATO took place in the centre of Prague
Alexander Kuranov. Rally to demand the Release of the Czech Republic from NATO took place in the centre of Prague on the first day of the week, said the website.
"Coming out of the Czech Republic from NATO demanded the protesters on Wenceslas square in Central Prague, which was attended by about 100 people," - said in the report.
The organizer of the rally expressed the public Committee " No bases!", who became famous about 10 years ago with protests against the establishment of American military base with a radar in the Czech Republic.
Participants of the rally on the first day of the week holding banners saying "get out of NATO, Ukraine in NATO = war in the European Union" and others.
Speaking before the audience and participants the people's Deputy of the Parliament from the Communist party March Semenova said her Deputy faction wants to include in its programme the fight for the release of the Czech Republic from NATO, which, according to her expressions, are " wreaking worldwide death and violent actions ".
The Czech Republic was accepted into the ranks of the North Atlantic Commonwealth in March 1999 together with Poland and Hungary. It was the first post-socialist countries joined the ranks of the Commonwealth. The chief merit of this is attributed to the then Czech President, and formerly known dissident v?clav Havel, who used his own very great authority, which he used in the world, to convince Western politicians not to ignore Russia's reaction and take the ranks of NATO to the former satellites of the Russian capital.
Soon after the accession of the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary in the Commonwealth of Nations, the United States and their NATO allies began the bombing of Yugoslavia, the head of Havel declared lawful.
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