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Maritime Tension Between Spain and Morocco
The Spanish newspaper "El País" revealed Moroccan naval movements near Ceuta in late July and early August, which caused tension with Spain and brought them close to collisions with Spanish vessels before military authorities intervened and increased monitoring levels. Spain dispatched patrol ships to strengthen control over the area, and these actions were linked to the migration crisis that occurred in Ceuta at the end of July. While Madrid considers the region part of its waters, Morocco does not recognize its sovereignty. Spain held high-level military meetings to address the situation. These developments come ahead of the Spanish king's visit to the cities of Ceuta and Melilla in October, the first such visit since 2007.
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