NATO is taking a bigger role in the migrant crisis by sending warships to intercept smugglers in the Mediterranean
Thursday, February 11, 2016 7:36 AM EST
NATO will deploy ships to the Aegean Sea in an attempt to stop smugglers moving migrants from Turkey to Greece, the military alliance’s secretary general said on Thursday.
The alliance will also enhance its surveillance of the Turkish-Syrian border to monitor more closely the flow of migrants and the activities of smugglers, the secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said.
Officials emphasized that the patrols would focus on deterring human trafficking, not on stopping refugees from trying to make the journey.
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