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Putin youth organisation holds anti-NATO demo near US embassy

(4 Apr 2009) 1. Protesters in front of US embassy carrying man wrapped in bandages, impersonating a mummy 2. Cutaway of media 3. Close up of man dressed up as a mummy 4. Wide of protesters holding bricks with "Stop NATO" signs on them 5. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Alexandra Larionova, protester: "NATO is enlarging its eastern borders. By doing this it is approaching the Russian borders. They want to place their anti-missile systems there. They are threatening the security of our country. Stop NATO!" 6. Wide of protesters chanting "Stop NATO!" 7. Close up of protesters 8. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Maxim Mishenko, protester: "The US is promoting its military and political interests using other countries and we are worried about the future. We saw how NATO forces bombed Belgrade, how the Serbian population was eliminated in Kosovo. That is why we came here, to warn the whole world against NATO expansion to the east." 9. Wide of person dressed as mummy lying down in a coffin. The protesters cover him with a sheet of paper with a sign reading "Stop NATO" in English 10. Close up of protesters placing "Stop NATO" bricks on top of coffin 11. Mid shot policemen 12. Protesters tilt down to bricks STORYLINE: Several dozen members of Russia's pro-Kremlin youth movements gathered in front of US Embassy in Moscow on Saturday to protest against NATO and its continued expansion east. The demonstration came as US President Barack Obama, attending a NATO summit in France, welcomed two new members - Croatia and Albania - into the alliance. Obama also welcomed further additions in future and endorsed NATO's return to normal relations with Russia, nine months after Moscow invaded Georgia. But Russia's concern at NATO's expansion towards its borders with Europe remains. On Saturday, one of the Moscow protesters appeared wrapped in bandages, dressed as a mummified body. Organisers said the mummy was intended to symbolise the fact that NATO is 60-years-old, out of date and a potential threat to Russian security. The group also chanted "Stop NATO!" and buried the "NATO mummy" under a pile of bricks with the words "Stop NATO" written on them. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...