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The statements of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirm that the border of Ceuta is now considered an European border, and that the European Union supports Spain in facing any attempts at pressure or blackmail regarding the city. Brussels has taken concrete measures, allocating 114.7 million euros to support border security in Ceuta, with the assistance of European agencies such as Frontex and Europol, to enhance surveillance and infrastructure. This reflects a shift from a bilateral dispute to an European security and political issue that involves the entire Union's borders. This stance sends a clear message: Ceuta is not just a Spanish matter, but a part of Europe's border security, and any attempt to blackmail the Union over the Ceuta issue will only garner maximum European support.
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