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Spain wraps up Moroccan maritime watch
The article discusses the Spanish Navy completing its surveillance and naval presence missions around the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, with the aim of enhancing monitoring and deterrence in areas that Madrid considers within its sovereignty or national interests. This move comes amid ongoing debates in Spain regarding military maritime movements in the region, especially after the controversy sparked by Moroccan warships near Ceuta in July of last year. The "Tornado" and "Tagomago" ships carried out operations in waters surrounding Ceuta, Melilla, the Buran Sea, and the Canary Islands under the direction of the Spanish Naval Operational Command. Commanders emphasized the importance of maintaining naval units for deterrence and to counter illegal activities, while also focusing on the sensitivities of the regional situation and the political tensions between Madrid and Rabat.
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