Grčka zatvorila granicu sa Makedonijom! Migranti zaustavljeni na 5 kilometara od prelaza!

Više od 200 policijskih specijalaca je raspoređeno u pograničnom području u Idomeniju nakon što je zbog koškanja migranata i policije zaustavljen teretni želežnički saobraćaj iz Grčke u druge evropske zemlje



Policija u severnoj Grčkoj zatvorila je granični prelaz sa Makedonijom i ne dozvoljava migrantima da mu priđu na bliže od pet kilometara, javljaju agencije.

Vlasti su rano jutros zatvorile podrucje i na kratko zadržale novinare i fotografe na obodu, javlja AP.

Više od 200 policijskih specijalaca je raspoređeno u pograničnom području u Idomeniju nakon što je zbog koškanja migranata i policije zaustavljen teretni želežnički saobraćaj iz Grčke u druge evropske zemlje.

Rojters javlja da je policija počela da sklanja migrante sa grčko-makedonske granice, koji će prema rečima jednog policijskog funkcionera biti prevezeni u Atinu u autobusima.



Oko 1.200 ljudi uglavnom iz Pakistana, Maroka i Irana bili su blokirani na granici nakon što su vlasti u Makedoniji počele da “filtriraju” migrante po nacionalnosti.

Migranti će u Atini biti smešteni u centre za migrante a potom poslati u zemlje porekla, navodi britanska agencija.

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Iraqi twin brothers detained in Finland on suspicion of killing 11 people

PUBLISHED: 12:51 GMT, 12 December 2015 | UPDATED: 13:53 GMT, 12 December 2015

A Finnish court remanded in custody Iraqi twin brothers suspected of killing 11 people in a massacre by the Islamic State group in Iraq in 2014.
'The Tampere district court has remanded in custody, upon the National Bureau of Investigation's (NBI) request, two men who are suspected of 11 murders with terrorist intent,' the NBI said in a statement after the court's hearing.

The two men, both 23, pleaded not guilty on suspicion of shooting dead 11 unarmed captives during a massacre in the Iraqi city of Tikrit in June 2014.

Michael Springmann, a high level State Department official, spilled the beans on this years ago.
“In Saudi Arabia I was repeatedly ordered by high level State Dept officials to issue visas to unqualified applicants,” Springmann told the BBC prior to the 9/11 attack. “These were, essentially, people who had no ties either to Saudi Arabia or to their own country. I complained bitterly at the time there. I returned to the US, I complained to the State Dept here, to the General Accounting Office, to the Bureau of Diplomatic Security and to the Inspector General’s office. I was met with silence.”
Thirteen of the fifteen supposed Saudi hijackers were issued visas to the United States, 10 of them at the US Consulate in Jeddah, US officials told The Boston Globe in March, 2002.
The op was run by the CIA and Springmann was told “If you want a job in the State Department in future, you will change your mind” about refusing to issue visas to terrorists.