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European Parliament labels Sèteba events as hybrid attack
The European Parliament unanimously approved a non-binding resolution describing the events in Ceuta last July as a "hybrid attack." The resolution called for strengthened protection of European borders and enhanced cooperation in migration management and the return of illegal migrants. It emphasized that the wave of migrants entering the city was exploited within the context of a "hybrid war" against the territorial integrity of the European Union, urging urgent European measures to improve land and maritime border security. The resolution also called for Morocco to take responsibility in immigration monitoring and to collaborate with the European Union and Spain, while stressing respect for Spanish sovereignty. It expressed concern over Spain’s policies for regularizing migrants, viewing them as factors attracting illegal migration. The resolution noted divisions within the European Parliament regarding the approach to resolving the Ceuta crisis, with liberals, the left, and many parties opposing it, while the European People's Party and some conservative factions supported it. It underlined the importance of not implementing unilateral national policies that could threaten the security of the Schengen area, and proposed European mechanisms to restrict funding to non-cooperative or harmful states that undermine Union interests.
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