Spanish courts probe Ceuta migrant flow
According to the National Court of Spain, the judiciary is investigating the entry of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta in late July, based on evidence suggesting the existence of an organized and facilitated process by Moroccan authorities. It is believed that these events may involve legal violations related to Spain's security and sovereignty, as reports indicate that elements of the Moroccan security forces gave direct instructions for crossing the border, despite Madrid's government asserting there is no conclusive evidence linking Morocco to a specific plan. The investigation focuses on the exploitation of migrant flows as a means of warfare, as well as the collapse of Spain's border monitoring capabilities, with ongoing tensions regarding the extent of Moroccan involvement in orchestrating the crisis.
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