Spanish intel tracks Algerian accounts over 213 in digital Ceuta incitement
A Spanish intelligence report concluded that the digital escalation following the Spanish Supreme Court's ruling in July 2026—which dismissed the return of migrants who enter Ceuta by sea—contributed to inciting and mobilizing an attempt to breach the city at the end of July. The report indicated that digital accounts were active in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, France, and the United States, disseminating messages and logistical instructions, with practical information exchanged through WhatsApp groups, including those managed by numbers starting with "213+" from Algeria. The posts focused on sharing audiovisual and motivational content, with activity reaching approximately 11 million interactions and views, reflecting widespread dissemination of the material. The report emphasized that the campaign was not centralized; instead, a decentralized system of accounts was employed to enhance mobilization effectiveness. A noticeable shift in social media usage was observed compared to previous campaigns, and these strategies helped maintain the momentum of collective attempts to breach Ceuta.
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