‘Unprecedented’ He described the incident with the European mission in Libya by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis and added that Athens is considering stricter and effective measures.

The government spokesman noted that Libya’s stance demonstrates a lack of intention for cooperation. “Greece will not be able to manage the new phase on its own and will seek help from the European Union to manage the new crisis,” he said.

As far as the government approach is about, he spoke of realistic migration management through stricter terms and the legislative initiative of the Minister of State Maki Voridis, At the same time highlighting international support for Greece: ‘Greece is not isolated’, He said, leaving clear spikes for opposition attitude, noting: “Our country has the support of the EU and Egypt for the illegal Turkish memorandum.”

“It is open to use closed centers for migratory flows, we are considering all scenarios.”he said, while adding: “The flow of immigrants is growing and continuing. Since the other side does not cooperate, common sense says that we cannot exclude closed centers. “

Asked about the possibility of legalizing irregular migrants after seven years of residence, the government spokesman replied: “No”.

He stressed that the government staff is considering policies analogous to those of the United States, that is, either detention or re -establishment in countries of origin.