The President of Czech Republic, Milos Zeman, has linked recent attacks in Europe to
the ongoing influx of migrants escaping war-torn, poverty-stricken countries.
Milos Zeman told Czechs in his annual Christmas speech on
Monday that "today almost no one doubts the connection between the
migration wave and terrorist attacks."
In order to prevent terrorist attacks on Czech soil, the
president said that the Czech Republic shouldn't take in migrants on a
"so-called volunteer basis," alluding to the European Union's efforts
to distribute migrants across the continent.
Zeman says he has nothing against helping migrants "on
their territory or on neighboring territories," or helping Italy and
Greece, but "placing Muslim, hardly compatible migrants on our territory
would mean creating a breeding ground for potential terrorist attacks".
- -Associated press
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