‘You’ve totally failed’ indignant Macedonia tells Berlin

“In a interloper predicament there is a charitable aspect and a confidence aspect,” he told Bild newspaper. “In terms of humanity, Germany acted really well. But in terms of security, your nation has totally failed.”

He combined that Chancellor Angela Merkel, with her magnanimous migrant policy, “has shown courage”.

“But no one has a bravery to contend what still lies ahead. Between Sudan and Egypt alone, 20 million migrants are watchful to come to Europe. The interloper upsurge won’t end, since everybody knows all around Twitter and Facebook.”

His country’s limit closure with EU member Greece has, along with identical moves by other Balkan states, effectively stopped a interloper liquid to northern Europe though left tens of thousands stranded in Greece.

Ivanov indicted a 28-member EU of unwell to expect a large liquid around Turkey and afterwards dithering in a face of a ancestral interloper wave.

“In a interloper crisis, we are now profitable for a EU’s mistakes, we have already spent 25 million euros ($28 million) of a taxpayers’ income and had to announce a inhabitant crisis,” he said. 

“And what did we get from Europe in return? Nothing! Not a cent! Instead, we, as a non-EU country, are now forced to strengthen Europe from an EU country, namely Greece,” that he charged had been simply fluttering by refugees nearing from Turkey.

He bitterly indicted a confederation of foiling a membership hopes for a past 25 years and combined that, in Europe’s view, “we’re nothing, not an EU country, not in a (visa-free) Schengen zone, not in NATO. No one wants us.”

Ivanov also charged that a EU had “completely mislaid sight” of confidence concerns as refugees arrive from war-torn Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries.

“If we had relied on Brussels rather than conflict ourselves, we would have been flooded with jihadists,” he said.

Ivanov pronounced his nation had confiscated some 9,000 fake or stolen passports, though that EU countries including Germany had declined to share information on jihadist militants or biometric marker technology.