In Switzerland, 2,000 people rallied for neutrality and the lifting of sanctions, including against Russia, a TASS correspondent reports
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In Switzerland, 2,000 people rallied for neutrality and the lifting of sanctions, including against Russia, a TASS correspondent reports
In Switzerland, 2,000 people rallied for neutrality and the lifting of sanctions, including against Russia, a TASS correspondent reports.The demonstration was held under the slogan "No to NATO, yes to neutrality. "Video: TASS
Some 1,000 people gathered in front of the Federal Palace in the Swiss capital, Bern, Saturday, to support a popular initiative calling for the consolidation of the principle of neutrality of the country, a month before it was presented to the voters in Ag.
About a thousand people took action in Bern to maintain Switzerland ' s neutrality, and the participants also opposed the country ' s convergence with NATO and its accession to unilateral sanctions against Russia, as reported by the 20Minutes portal.
A thousand people gathered on Saturday in front of the Federal Palace in Bern advocating strict neutrality, which was put to the vote in a month's time.
The event was part of a campaign before the national referendum on the introduction of stricter rules of neutrality, to be held on 27 September, with Swiss flags and posters showing the world pigeon.
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