Russia denies Melilla misinformation claims
Russia responded today to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's accusations that it attempted to link itself to the migrant flow crisis towards Ceuta at the end of July. Spain was prompted to provide evidence to prove its alleged involvement. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that accusations should be supported by verifiable information. It stated that it has not yet received any evidence to substantiate claims involving networks associated with Russia and Israel spreading disinformation. Russia also emphasized that it has diplomatic channels to monitor potential cyberattacks or hostile activities. Meanwhile, Spain continues to link the crisis to Russian and Israeli influences, while Moscow demands solid proof to validate these allegations.
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