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The authorities of the Spanish city of Ceuta have accused the Moroccan regime of being behind the mass migration crisis that the city experienced at the end of July, considering it a planned operation aimed at undermining the security and stability of the region. The Spanish official pointed out the coinciding of the migrants' influx with the presence of Moroccan warships in the area, raising questions about the nature of the movements that preceded the crisis. He called for strengthening the European role at the border, particularly in Tarajal, and for accelerating procedures to repatriate unaccompanied minors to Morocco, while investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the large numbers of migrants' entry. Amidst Spanish accusations that Morocco is using the migration issue as a tool within a broader political pressure strategy.
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