Britain proposed that Turkey refused to accept

British Foreign Minister Tellas proposed to send refugees to Turkey and was directly rejected by the Turkish government.

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The British "Financial Times" reported on the 17th that British Foreign Minister Tellas proposed a tentative plan to send "refugees who are not welcomed by Britain" to Turkey. But a few hours later, the plan was rejected by the Turkish government. The Financial Times quoted the Times on the 16th that earlier, Tillas, a popular candidate for the next British Prime Minister, said he was willing to negotiate to transport refugees in Turkey and other countries.

The Turkish government immediately countered the proposal and warned that Turkey would not become a "refugee or border guard" in any other country. Turkey, a country with a population of about 85 million, has received a large number of refugees, of which 3.7 million were escaped from the civil war of neighboring Syria.土耳其外交部发言人比尔吉奇表示：“我们的国家在过去八年里是世界上最大的难民来源国，在第三国的要求下承担更大的负担是不可能的。”报道称，在此Earlier, Rwanda reached an agreement with the British government this spring. Rwanda has received more than 100 million pounds from the British government. In return, the Rwanda government will receive refugees who have taken the British Channel by the British Channel by Britain.

The report also mentioned that the Steras's campaign team also deliberately diluted her plan to transport refugees to other countries such as Turkey. To other countries.

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