Spain enhances tracking of Moroccan ships
Spanish reports indicated that the Royal Spanish Navy has intensified its surveillance of Moroccan ships near Ceuta and Melilla, deciding to strengthen field interventions and deploy naval patrols to intercept vessels when necessary. This comes after a Moroccan ship penetrated into Ceuta on July 30, leading to a serious naval military escalation. Spain has revised its protocols following the incident, becoming more vigilant in its monitoring. Patrol ships such as "Atalia" and "Isla de León" have been deployed to oversee the passage of Moroccan vessels, although no unauthorized crossings have been observed in recent days. These developments are considered a turning point in Spain's response to maritime infiltrations around the two cities, with enhanced monitoring to prevent potential escalation.
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