Migrants Making Way Around Closed Borders

The video discusses the ongoing refugee crisis in Croatia and Serbia, where refugees circumvent official routes through open land. It highlights a personal story of a refugee escaping from Mosul due to threats from the Islamic State. The challenges faced by refugees at the Croatian border, including self-policing and the involvement of Croatian police, are detailed. The video also covers the EU protocols and the issues at the Slovenian and Hungarian borders, emphasizing the uncertainty and constant changes in rules.

What is the main reason refugees are still crossing the borders despite official closures?

• They are being escorted by police.

• The borders are not actually closed.

• They are using alternative routes through open lands.

• They have official permits.

What is the European public's perception of the refugees?

• They are skeptical about the refugees' intentions.

• They believe all refugees are economic migrants.

• They are welcoming and supportive.

• They are indifferent to the situation.

What prompted MC D Abu Mcatee to leave Mosul?

• He was invited by family abroad.

• He was threatened with death if he stayed.

• He was offered asylum in Europe.

• He wanted to find better job opportunities.

How are the refugees managing the queue for buses at the Croatian border?

• They are not queuing at all.

• They are using a ticketing system.

• They are self-policing the queue.

• They are being organized by the police.

What challenge does the Croatian government face in handling the refugee situation?

• Insufficient food supplies.

• Lack of transportation for refugees.

• Inability to communicate with refugees.

• Overwhelmed by the number of refugees.