Spain boosts forces to defend Ceuta
The Spanish government is preparing for a mass operation to breach the borders at Ceuta, having sent security and military reinforcements following calls on social media urging attempts to storm the enclave. This comes after around 72,000 people entered Ceuta at the end of last month, most of whom later returned to Morocco, leading to internal tensions and division within the European Union, as well as an escalation of anti-migration rhetoric. Spanish authorities are currently processing asylum requests and rejecting most, affirming their intention to deport those who entered illegally—except in cases of extreme vulnerability. The interior minister stated that additional forces will be deployed to maintain order and quickly restore normalcy.
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