Spain rules out Ceuta sovereignty talks
Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles affirms that Spain considers the cities of Ceuta and Melilla as unnegotiable Spanish territories, firmly insisting on not negotiating or compromising sovereignty over them. This statement came in response to Moroccan Minister of Justice Abdelatif Wehbi, who indicated that the issue of Ceuta and Melilla remains open, leading Spain to escalate its political and security messages, especially after a significant influx of migrants on July 30, which the authorities regarded as a threat to the security of the city. Madrid emphasized that, despite cooperation on migration and security matters, its sovereignty over the two cities is a red line, and that the events of July will not be repeated, with increased security presence in Ceuta.
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