Greece bears heavy burden of Washington’s wars in Middle East, North Africa as EU shirks its obligation

By Vladimir V. Sytin
The Ukrainian Times

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has criticized European countries for additional restrictions on crossing of their borders by refugees from the Washington’s wars, which Europe so mindlessly enabled. Data from the UN show that more than 130,000 refugees crossed the Mediterranean Sea in January and February.

Today Greece has to bear the heaviest burden of this chaos created by the United States and its European vassals. The country has given refuge to 24,000 migrants, and Athens requires 480 million euros to overcome the crisis.

Importantly, last year the European Union assumed an obligation to move some 66,000 migrants from Greece to other countries. To date, only 325 refugees have been resettled.

Meanwhile, Greece pays dearly for the war crimes of the American evil empire in the Middle East and North Africa.

Politologist Paul Craig Roberts wrote that the Islamic state is a Washington creation, and until the Paris attacks the U.S. was strongly backing ISIS with both words and weapons against the Russian military aid to Syria that caught both Washington and ISIS off guard.

Speaking at the 70th UN General Assembly, Russian President Vladimir Putin (pictured) laid special emphasis on the slaughter, destruction and chaos that Washington has brought to the Middle East, North Africa and Ukraine, and the extreme jihadist and Ukrainian neo-Nazi forces, which have been unleashed. He asked the American evil empire: “Do you realize what you have done?”