31 March 2020
A report from the Greek-Turkish border.
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"Some attempt to cut through a barbed wire fence while others hunt for wood and rocks to throw at police. The thousands of migrants at the Kastanies border town between Turkey and Greece are desperate to reach Europe and furious with Greeks who “won’t open the gates”.
Hundreds of Greek soldiers and armed police have fired tear gas in an attempt to hold back what they fear could become a flood of people trying to cross the border."
‘Are we in Greece?’: Migrants seize their chance in Europe quest (Euractiv, link)
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