Spanish PM urges unity amid Ceuta criticism
A large influx of migrants from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta occurred in recent days, with Spanish authorities announcing that approximately 49,000 people crossed the border within 24 hours, while more than 48,300 of them returned to Morocco. Spain's Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, described the event as an attack on national sovereignty, emphasizing that the state will use all its resources to defend it. Europe called for unity and warned that the situation remains unacceptable, with France and Finland preparing to strengthen border controls. This crisis is one of the largest migrant flows into Ceuta, posing significant security and political challenges in the region.
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