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Spain opposes Moroccan vessels near Ceuta
The article discusses a fundamental shift in the Spanish Navy's response to Moroccan naval movements near the occupied cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Instead of merely observing, the Spanish Navy has begun directly chasing and confronting Moroccan ships. This change started after the frigate "Mohammed VI" entered Spanish waters at the end of July, prompting the Spanish Navy to adopt direct interception procedures, including deploying warships such as "Atalaya" and "Isla de León" for monitoring and confrontation. The aim is to distinguish between innocent passage and movements that could threaten sovereignty or regional security. This shift has led to a noticeable decrease in Moroccan vessel activity in the area, especially during the visit of the Spanish king to the region, as part of efforts to strengthen maritime control over Morocco's movements in the area.
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