Spain Deploys Artillery in Melilla Crisis
The Spanish armed forces have intensified their military presence on the southern coast of the Iberian Peninsula by deploying an artillery unit in the Bay of Cádiz, aiming to monitor maritime traffic and identify ships exhibiting unusual behavior. This measure is part of deterrence efforts and ground presence in the context of the occupied city of Ceuta crisis. The move seeks to enhance alertness and readiness against potential threats, with approximately 850 soldiers participating daily in an integrated surveillance system that includes the army, navy, air forces, and cyber agencies. This comes as part of intensive military activities, including the "Atlantis 26" and "Global I 26" exercises, which involve naval and aerial operations near the southern region and the strait.
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