Spain sends special units to Melilla ahead of elections
Spanish authorities in Melilla and Ceuta are preparing to strengthen security measures at the borders in anticipation of potential scenarios during the Moroccan election day, especially after circulating calls and possible illegal entry attempts on September 23. Moreover, Spanish officials, including Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, have implemented surveillance and intelligence gathering systems to monitor threats, with special units from the Civil Guard deployed to enhance guarding efforts. Coordinations are also ongoing with Moroccan agencies to assess the seriousness of the threats, particularly with the Moroccan elections approaching. These measures aim to secure the borders and prevent illegal infiltration attempts. Despite the heightened preparations, no actual attempts have been recorded thus far.
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