Estonian PM doesn't rule out taking refugees direct from Turkey
GRANSEE- Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas said on Tuesday he would not exclude the possibility of his country taking in refugees directly from Turkey or other countries.
Roivas said his country had agreed to take refugees from Greece and Italy and this was "ongoing work".
"But I would definitely not rule out (taking them from) Turkey or any other country as well so we are willing to do that, of course," he told Reuters during a visit to Germany, where he took part in a meeting of Germany's cabinet at Meseberg palace 37 miles north of Berlin.
