Spain blames Morocco for migrant crossings
Spanish security reports have revealed that members of the Moroccan Civil Guard directed the migrants en masse toward the border of Ceuta in July, accompanying them to Traharqal with the aim of managing the large influx of migrants as part of an organized operation designed to pressure the Spanish surveillance system and disrupt the authorities' response. The report confirmed that there is field evidence and photographs supporting the hypothesis that the mass migration was orchestrated by intelligence agencies, rather than being spontaneous, in order to undermine the image of Spanish security forces. There are indications that this might be part of a "counter-intelligence operation." These findings are part of Spanish intelligence assessments suggesting that the migration was intended to pressure Spain, with both internal and external interventions in organizing the event, despite the Moroccan government absolving itself of any responsibility.
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