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Spanish army deploys heavy weapons
The Spanish National Police, supported by military units, began this morning the evacuation and dismantling of the migrant camp on Tramponine Beach in Ceuta occupied territory, which houses between 3,000 and 3,500 migrants. This is part of a broad security operation aimed at ending the camp before October 15 to maintain public safety and prepare for the upcoming royal visit. Migrants are being gradually transferred to the Tarajal center, where more than 150 have chosen voluntary return to Morocco, and authorities continue to dismantle other gatherings in the area. These measures come in the aftermath of a large-scale influx into the city last July and are part of the Spanish government’s efforts to secure the border and manage the migrant situation.
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