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Greece on defensive, pushes back migrants

Kastanies: Greek police fired teargas to push back hundreds of migrants gathered on its border with Turkey on Saturday, as a crisis over Syria shifted onto the European Union’s doorstep. Greece described the situation an “onslaught” and said it would...

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Mar 01, 2020 IST

Kastanies: Greek police fired teargas to push back hundreds of migrants gathered on its border with Turkey on Saturday, as a crisis over Syria shifted onto the European Union’s doorstep. Greece described the situation an “onslaught” and said it would keep migrants out. Reuters

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