Ceuta conquest goes beyond migration
The Sbaata invasion witnessed a human and political explosion, with the death toll exceeding fifty, accompanied by heartbreaking scenes of bodies challenging the sea and desperate families rushing to reach safety. The incident, often attributed to mass migration attempts, exposes the fragility of Moroccan borders and the capacity of some entities to exploit human tragedy for political and intelligence gains. Analysis indicates that these events are not spontaneous but linked to social and economic factors; however, they are also exploited in regional and international conflicts. A thorough, independent, and transparent investigation is deemed essential to fully understand what happened and to prevent the exploitation of human suffering for political purposes.
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