Morocco readies for Border Crossings
The Moroccan authorities announced that they are taking all necessary measures to address new calls for illegal mass crossings toward the cities of Ceuta and Melilla on August 15, following the circulation of posters inciting repeated attempts similar to those witnessed in the region at the end of July. They confirmed that security agencies are prepared and operating within an ongoing system of vigilance near border crossings to counter any illegal crossing attempts, and have arrested several individuals suspected of inciting such actions. These measures come after more than 60,000 people from Morocco attempted to cross into Ceuta at the end of July, an incident the Moroccan authorities attributed to the spread of misleading information. They expressed displeasure over the exploitation of the migration issue for incitement efforts aimed at destabilizing security.
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