Morocco denies aiding influx to Ceuta

Morocco denied Spanish accusations of facilitating the passage of thousands of illegal migrants to Ceuta in July 2026, affirming that there is no evidence to prove its involvement in the incident. The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed surprise at efforts by some Spanish political parties and judicial authorities to exploit the case for internal political objectives, noting that more than 70,000 people crossed into Ceuta, most of whom were young, after receiving social media invitations, resulting in the death of over 100 individuals according to NGOs. The Spanish government responded by denying the existence of solid evidence linking Morocco to the events, while the Spanish National Court stated that the incidents constituted legal violations, with security warnings indicating that plans to storm Ceuta had been in place prior to the event. However, Morocco refused to be seen as a political target or scapegoat before the upcoming Spanish elections scheduled for mid-2027.

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