Chaos at Moroccan border crossing
Reports circulated on social media about the opening of the borders between Morocco and Spain, prompting thousands to attempt crossing the border between northern Morocco and the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla, especially in the city of Fnideq. Spanish authorities responded with water hoses and tear gas to control the situation, and clashes led to fires in dozens of vehicles amidst chaos and violence. Over the course of two days, approximately 60,000 people crossed the border; however, many were forced to turn back, while others succeeded in entering Ceuta. This reflects a severe migration crisis and heightened tensions between Morocco and Spain resulting from the sudden and unprecedented surge in migrants.
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