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Afghan migrants protest and stand behind the wire fencing at the closed Greek-Macedonian border, near the Macedonian city of Gevgelija on Feb. 23, 2016. Macedonia has confirmed that it only allowed Syrian and Iraqi refugees through, matching a decision by its northern neighbor, Serbia. Around 5,000 migrants were waiting at the border wishing to continue their journey across Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and then Austria, with Germany the final goal for most. MACEDONIA-GEVGELJA-MIGRANTS Biljana, PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Afghan Migrants Protest and stand behind The Wire fencing AT The Clo

Afghan migrants protest and stand behind the wire fencing at the closed Greek-Macedonian border, near the Macedonian city of Gevgelija on Feb. 23, 2016. Macedonia has confirmed that it only allowed Syrian and Iraqi refugees through, matching a decision by its northern neighbor, Serbia. Around 5,000 migrants were waiting at the border wishing to continue their journey across Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and then Austria, with Germany the final goal for most. MACEDONIA-GEVGELJA-MIGRANTS Biljana, PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Afghan Migrants Protest and stand behind The Wire fencing AT The Clo Stock Photo

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Afghan migrants protest and stand behind the wire fencing at the closed Greek-Macedonian border, near the Macedonian city of Gevgelija on Feb. 23, 2016. Macedonia has confirmed that it only allowed Syrian and Iraqi refugees through, matching a decision by its northern neighbor, Serbia. Around 5, 000 migrants were waiting at the border wishing to continue their journey across Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and then Austria, with Germany the final goal for most. MACEDONIA-GEVGELJA-MIGRANTS Biljana, PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Afghan Migrants Protest and stand behind The Wire fencing AT The Closed Greek Macedonian Border Near The Macedonian City of Gevgelija ON Feb 23 2016 Macedonia has confirmed Thatcher IT Only allowed Syrian and Iraqi Refugees Through matching a Decision by its Northern Neighbor Serbia Around 5 000 Migrants Were Waiting AT The Border Wishing to continue their Journey across Macedonia Serbia Croatia Slovenia and Then Austria With Germany The Final GOAL for Most Macedonia Migrants Biljana PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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