Radar and defense systems above Mount Koruko in Nador
Spanish media focused on Morocco's military movements in the northern part of the kingdom, where defensive equipment has been redeployed and radars and air defense systems have been stationed near Ceuta, Melilla, and the Strait of Gibraltar. The goal is to establish a new military base on Mount Koroko near Melilla. The facility is equipped with advanced air and maritime surveillance equipment and aims to create a broad defensive footprint that extends into Spanish territory, with the capability to reach parts of the Iberian Peninsula using Chinese-type rockets. These developments are part of Morocco's long-term strategy to enhance its military capabilities, while Spain continues to monitor the security cooperation between Rabat and Washington, especially following the extension of the defense partnership agreement until 2036.
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