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Anti-war protesters take to New York's streets

ANTI-WAR protesters took to the streets of New York City on Saturday in a march and rally against US involvement in overseas conflicts, including Ukraine.

Protesters also slammed Nato’s continued eastward expansion and called for an immediate ceasefire and for peace talks to take place in Ukraine.

The protest, called by the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (Answer) Coalition and The People’s Forum, criticised the US’s hefty spending on the Ukraine crisis and the White House’s announcement to provide Kiev with even more military hardware.

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