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The Spanish authorities have approved the installation of an inflatable water barrier half a kilometer long off the coast of Ceuta to enhance maritime border control, following the failure of the recent mass crossing wave that the city experienced, during which more than 60,000 illegal migrants entered and 67 people lost their lives. The barrier, which stands between 30 and 70 centimeters high and extends to a depth of one meter, aims to reduce illegal migration flows. Its installation was overseen by the Spanish Coast Guard and Navy. Additionally, the Spanish Interior Minister emphasized ongoing cooperation with Morocco to stop the influx of migrants, criticizing the stance of some European countries that have criticized Spain's policies.
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