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The article reveals that Moroccan warships, including at least one frigate and several boats, entered the waters of occupied Ceuta on July 30 and 31 of the past month, coinciding with events involving the storming of the city. A Spanish source confirmed that these movements continued into early August, almost leading to a direct confrontation between Moroccan and Spanish naval forces before Spanish naval forces intervened to contain the tension. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez described those days as "very difficult" and affirmed that there is high-level dialogue between the two countries to address the situation, amid heightened tensions affecting the relations between Morocco and Spain.
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