The Greek riot police positioned itslef between the migrants and the Macedonian fence, ending the incident. It was the latest bout of unrest at Idomeni, where thousands of migrants fleeing war, persecution and poverty in West and South Asia have found themselves stranded in squalid conditions after the Balkan states denied them passage to their destinations in northern Europe.About 100 migrants spread out over about 100 metres tugging at the wire fence, but swiftly pulled back when two squads of the Greek riot police moved in, the reporter said.

It occurred just a few hundred metres away from Macedonia President Gjorge Ivanov, who is visiting the Gevgelija reception centre with his Croatian and Slovenian counterparts.On Sunday, some 250 refugees and migrants were hurt when they tried to cross into Macedonia to continue their journey to northern Europe, with the Macedonian riot police firing tear gas and rubber bullets to push them back..Macedonia accused the Greek police of failing to intervene to prevent around 3,000 Standard and nonstandard TPU CPU rubber Pneumatic Cylinder Seal people trying to illegally enter its territory, but Athens said Skopje had used “excessive force”.The Macedonia police on Wednesday fired tear gas and stun grenades at migrants staging a protest at the country’s border fence with Greece, an AFP reporter said.