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النهار أونلاين
Spanish probe reveals regime tactics
A Spanish investigation has uncovered widespread maneuvers by the Moroccan regime involving electronic spying, targeting security figures, involvement in trafficking tons of hashish to Europe, and exploiting African migration as a tool for political pressure. Data shows that Moroccan intelligence agencies carried out 768 cyber attacks targeting 250 Spanish phones between 2018 and 2019 using Pegasus software, including sensitive individuals such as Spanish Colonel Alberto Aguilera. Moreover, over 70% of the hashish entering Europe is sourced from Morocco, with confiscations reaching 257 tons in 2025—an increase of 29% compared to the previous year. Additionally, the investigation revealed cooperation between some senior gendarmerie officers and drug trafficking and illegal migration networks, as well as the regime’s exploitation of migration issues as a political leverage. Around 80,000 migrants arrived in Ceuta within two days last July, and sources confirmed that these policies harm Morocco’s neighbors' interests, exposing migrants to exploitation and security threats.
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