Times of Malta : Malta should open its ports to a sea rescue ship carrying 239 migrants, Italy’s far-right deputy prime minister threatened on Friday morning.
The Lifeline is now in Maltese waters, Matteo Salvini said, sparking another diplomatic row before EU leaders meet on Sunday to discuss the migration dilemma.
“For the safety of the crew and passenger safety we have requested that Malta open the ports. It is clear that then that ship will have to be seized, and its crew stopped,” Salvini said in a tweet.
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