In the last few months Frontex started two patrol missions: one called ‘Hera’, for controlling illegal immigration towards Canary Islands, and the other, most famous, called ‘Nautilus II’ (a follow-up to the Nautilus I of last year). Mission Nautilus II, officially launched at the end of June, aimed for preventing illegal immigration to Italy and Spain. This mission was meant to last until October and also Greece, Germany, France, Spain and Malta took part in it. But it has been suspended due to lack of resources

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