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The Security Council’s failure to renew the mandate of the UN mission MINURSO prompted fears in the Spanish media that tensions between Morocco and Spain could spill over into Ceuta and Melilla, amid Morocco’s continued demands to reclaim the two cities. On October 30, the Council failed to adopt a US draft resolution on Western Sahara after Russia vetoed it; a Russian proposal to extend the mission’s mandate by one year was then rejected. On November 1, the mission began a gradual withdrawal of its resources and personnel. The newspaper *El Español* linked these concerns to the 2021 crisis, when more than 10,000 migrants entered Ceuta, and to the decline in trade that residents said they had experienced because of restrictions on cross-border movement.
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