Türkiye rescues over 40 irregular migrants who were illegally pushed back into Turkish territorial waters by Greece
Türkiye rescued over 40 irregular migrants and recovered the dead bodies of two, including a woman who was reportedly five-month pregnant, after Greek authorities illegally pushed them back into Turkish territorial waters, according to the Turkish Coast Guard Command.
Another migrant said Greek Coast Guard teams dismantled the engine of their boat and threw it into the sea. "There were high waves and storms. They were constantly creating waves with their boats.”
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