He wrote about this on his page on Twitter.

“A significant number of migrants and refugees accumulated in the form of large groups on the Greek-Turkish land border, and they tried to illegally enter the country. I want to make it clear: we will not allow illegal entry into Greece. We are enhancing security at our borders, ”said Mitsotakis.

Significant numbers of migrants and refugees have gathered in large groups at the Greek-Turkish land border and have attempted to enter the country illegally. I want to be clear: no illegal entries into Greece will be tolerated. We are increasing our border security.

- Prime Minister GR (@PrimeministerGR) February 28, 2020

Along with this, he added that his country does not bear any responsibility for what is happening in Syria and "will not suffer from the consequences of decisions adopted by others."

Earlier, Bulgarian Minister of Defense Krasimir Karakachanov announced the country's readiness to send up to 1,000 troops and up to 140 pieces of equipment to the border with Turkey to prevent migrants from breaking into Bulgarian territory.