Igoumenitsa, Souli and Filiates today remain closed – hundreds of citizens marched to the camp
They are escalating the mobilizations of bodies and residents in Thesprotia, so as not to close the “Lieutenant Triandis” camp to Filiates.
Early in the morning, the town halls of Igoumenitsa, Souli and Filiates remained closed, while hundreds of citizens gathered on the main street of the Filiates holding banners with slogans such as “Down the hands of 628” and “not in desolation and withering”.
According to residents and operators in the area, the camp creates a sense of security in the acrimonious area, gives life and contributes to the local economy.
Vice -Mayor Thesprotia Thomas Pitoulis, who is involved in the protest, said in his statements that he has proposed in writing to the National Defense Ministry the upgrading of the Filiates Camp to the Special Forces Training Center or something similar to the expense.
Filiates Mayor Vassilis Tzigos told RES-EIA that the 682T of Filiates on the one hand is the security of borders as it is the only one in the area and on the other hand it is identified with the town of Filiates and its citizens. As the mayor said, the mobilizations will escalate,
In particular, on Tuesday, February 11, the Port of Igoumenitsa and Egnatia Road is planned, while on Friday, February 14, residents of Thesprotia, along with their associations and federations of their locals in Athens, will gather outside the Pentagon.
Source: Skai
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