Madrid's covert efforts in The Moroccan Warships
The article discussed the statements made by the Spanish official regarding the presence of two Royal Moroccan Navy ships off the coast of Ceuta at the end of July. These were justified as routine missions to protect the borders and prevent migrant infiltration, and were not provocative as claimed by Spanish media. He confirmed that these moves occurred within a normal and repeated context, and that the media campaign launched before the Spanish king's visit was part of a targeted strategy aimed at gaining political and media advantage, to showcase strength during the visit. There were no genuine threats. Therefore, the statements highlight that the media tension was deliberately planned to create a false escalation, and that the Moroccan naval movements were routine. The goal was to prepare both domestic and international public opinion to support the visit and strengthen Spain's political stance on the issue, while absolving the Moroccan forces of any provocative intentions.
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