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Italy refused to suspend security measures at the border with Spain before August 15, in response to the repercussions of the Melilla crisis and migration issues. The Italian government affirmed that it will not back down from surveillance measures primarily targeting citizens of third countries, justifying this by the importance of maintaining national security and preventing illegal migration waves. Rome considers these measures unjustified and contrary to Schengen rules, and remains committed to maintaining the suspension of lifting restrictions until security and terrorism threats are deemed to have dissipated. Meanwhile, Madrid continues to criticize the move, considering it unjustified.
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