Operation to remove 202 people from Greece to Turkey passes unexpectedly calmly, but observers say these were easy cases At about 9.45am on Monday, a man stepped off a ferry in the small Turkish port of Dikili and moved silently towards a group of waiting officials. In his hands was a red bag, and on his arm a policeman. Related: First boats returning people from Greece arrive in Turkey – in pictures Total transparency on this EU-Turkey deal. Turks now putting up blue tarp to stop the prying eyes of the press pic.twitter.com/KSYm5zDOSq Related: EU-Turkey deal begins as Syrian refugees arrive in Germany and Finland Related: Refugee crisis: What does the EU's deal with Turkey mean? Continue reading...
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