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Sanchez Confirms Moroccan Ships in Ceuta
The article focused on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's acknowledgment of Moroccan warships entering the waters of Ceuta during the mass incursion crisis that occurred at the end of July. Moroccan military movements continued into early August, leading to noticeable tension between Morocco and Spain. However, Sánchez affirmed that military cooperation between the two countries persisted despite the crisis, and communication remained smooth without any provocative measures being taken, allowing the tension to be contained. The article also addressed disputes over the status of Ceuta and Melilla, as Morocco does not recognize Spanish sovereignty over the two cities. This ongoing disagreement continues to provoke tension between the two nations, especially following the Spanish king’s visit to Ceuta and Melilla immediately after the crisis—his first official visit since 2014. This visit recalls previous stances and strained relations regarding sovereignty over these two cities.
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