Spanish police link Moroccan gendarmerie to Ceuta raid
A Spanish security report reveals that the storming of Ceuta on July 30 and 31 was directed by Moroccan gendarmerie and security agencies operating in civilian clothing, rather than being merely an act of random migration. The organized operation aimed to disrupt Spanish border surveillance mechanisms by employing Moroccan personnel and participants who were instructed to carry out the controlled flow, possibly as a form of geopolitical pressure on Spain and Europe—especially since most migrants left Ceuta within a few hours. The report links the incident to the broader political context of Morocco’s claims over the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, and places the Moroccan security agencies under the scrutiny of the Spanish judiciary. This shifts the matter from a border crisis to a security and sovereignty issue tied to Morocco’s geopolitical stance.
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