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Tensions continue in Spanish Ceuta, as residents protest against the presence of migrants, leading to clashes with security forces after thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco. There is a severe shortage of food, water, and shelter for approximately 3,500 to 10,000 migrants living in the city. The police dispersed protesters who set fires and tried to interfere with the distribution of humanitarian aid. A military vehicle was also pelted with stones, resulting in minor injuries to a soldier. Twelve participants were arrested. The Spanish government announced the allocation of 25 million euros for accommodating unaccompanied minors and called for calm while ensuring the protection of human rights. The protests persist amid a severe humanitarian crisis and escalating security and social tensions in the city.
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