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The Netherlands for the protection of NATO summit launched "Orange shield"

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The Netherlands for the protection of NATO summit launched "Orange shield"
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The Netherlands launched the “Orange Shield” operation to protect the NATO summit next week, by allocating battle helicopters, maritime patrols, more than 10,000 military and police staff, pyrotechnics and air defense systems.

About 6000 delegates and leaders from 32 countries, including the US President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, will participate in the closed event in the World Forum in The Hague.

The Netherlands Navy will distribute seven frigates as part of the largest security operation in the country.

“The goal is to observe everything that happens in the area, at sea and in the air,” said the commander of the Fregate Tromp, Dennis Oorburg.

The head of the Dutch anti-terrorist unit Pieter-Jaap Aalbersberg told television nose to monitor the risks of cyber safety.

The leaders of NATO countries and ministers will fly to Schiphol airport on Monday and will be raided in the HAG security corridor on the highway, Hina transmits HINA.

On Tuesday, the Dutch King Willem-Alexander will be prepared by a gala dinner for NATO leaders. Ukrainian President Volodimir Green, who will not participate in the summit, was also invited to dinner, but has not yet confirmed their arrival.

The summit is officially starting on Wednesday, and the head of NATO Mark Rutte hopes to consensus among the leaders on allocating five percent of the Defense GDP, which is actually Trump’s request. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez opposed the increase in the percentage. But the Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles said today that her country was fully committed to NATO.

“Spain and its armed forces are a serious, reliable and responsible ally, which is absolutely committed to the European Union and the Atlantic Alliance,” Robles said in Madrid.

“No one can question that.”

Summit is expected around the summit, including the planned highway blockade by ecological activists of Extinction Rebellion and protesters against war in Gaza, as well as against hate speech according to LGBTI + community. Police say the protests will be allowed “within the laws of the law.”

(Vijesti.ba)


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