Secondo il governo greco almeno 300 jihadisti tra i clandestini che prendono d’assalto la frontiera europea a Kastanies, confine greco con la Turchia:

Greek Minister of Citizen Protection @chrisochoidis:
"There are 300 jihadists in Kastania, they are constantly attacking with the help of the Turks" !!!#Greece#IStandWithGreece#GreeceUnderAttack#EuropeUnderAttack#Evros pic.twitter.com/LDB2xKIjpu

— Greeksburg (@Greeksburg) March 12, 2020

Del resto basta vederli in azione mentre lanciano molotov:

Once again aggressive violent actions are taking place at Kastanies.
The illegal immigrants are throwing molotov cocktails.The Greek police force are putting out the fires with water cannons.
Al those who throw molotov cocktails/ petrol bombs,are not refugees They are terrorists. pic.twitter.com/XtSLoHce19

— Ακροκεντρώος🇬🇷 (@akrokentrwos) March 12, 2020

Questi sono i ‘profughi’ a cui dovremmo pensare, secondo Bergoglio, prima che al coronavirus.

Intanto sono arrivati i rinforzi dai paesi di Visegrad. Il governo italiano ha rifiutato, non vuole impedire l’ingresso in Europa di migliaia di criminali:

Greek authorities use a giant fan to blow tear gas back onto the Turkish side of the border —via @e_amyna pic.twitter.com/m71OBCllR6

— Aris Roussinos (@arisroussinos) March 12, 2020

Con loro quattromila miliziani grechi, volontari.

Des policiers d’élites autrichiens patrouillent désormais à la frontière Grèce / Turquie. Et la France ? #IStandWithGreece pic.twitter.com/J4nIHVhDwe

— Damien Rieu 🇬🇷 (@DamienRieu) March 12, 2020