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Spain Spied on Moroccan Army Documents
According to classified documents released by the Spanish government, the Spanish military utilized electronic intelligence capabilities to intercept communication signals related to Moroccan forces around the territory of Ceuta, particularly during the migration crisis last July. The documents indicate that the Spanish Electronic Warfare Unit (REW-32) gathered significant information about Moroccan movements that were being reinforced and prepared for a potential operation near Ceuta. This intelligence was collected through the analysis of communications and electronic signals, not solely from open sources. It was also revealed that Morocco was aware of this unit’s activities, and that the operation was part of the ongoing electromagnetic field monitoring carried out by the unit. The disclosure of these documents demonstrated that the matter had moved from mere intelligence assumptions to an official record confirming the Spanish unit’s involvement in gathering information about Morocco. This may prompt Morocco to modify its electronic communication procedures to prevent future espionage.
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