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Melilla mayor responds to blood comments
The mayor of the occupied city of Melilla, Juan José Imbroda, announced that he would resort to the Spanish judiciary to respond to the provocative statements made by Yahya Yahya, the former leader of the Beni Ansar group, regarding the upcoming visit of Spanish King Felipe VI to Ceuta and Melilla. Yahya Yahya had warned in a video posted in front of the consulate in Nador that any visit to the two cities would face a strong response from those defending Moroccan sovereignty over the two enclaves, using the phrase "the last drop of blood." Imbroda responded to this, considering the statements to be serious and threatening security, and confirmed that legal action would be taken against Yahya Yahya, who has previously faced cases in Spain due to his anti-Spanish colonial positions regarding the two cities. These developments come amid Imbroda's support for King Felipe VI's visit, which was announced by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez without specifying a date, reigniting the debate over the future of the occupied cities and raising questions about the potential impact of legal measures on the political situation in the region.
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