The head of Europe's border and coastguard agency has assured he is cooperating with internal investigators after an early report into pushback allegations said it was "very concerned" that information on three incidents was still missing.
Fabrice Leggeri, the executive director of Frontex, said on Thursday he was "closely cooperating" and promised to provide "all additional elements needed to finalise the report".
He added it was "reassuring" that none of the accusations investigated so far had been proven, nor had there been any established Frontex involvement in pushbacks.
"I am pleased that so far the Working Group did not find evidence of any Frontex involvement in alleged pushbacks," he wrote on Twitter. "It is reassuring that no violations of fundamental rights were substantiated in the cases it was able to close."