Spain Blames Russia and Israel for Ceuta Crisis
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accused Israel and Russia of spreading and amplifying disinformation regarding the flow of migrants to Ceuta last month. He cited a study indicating the spread of rumors and misinformation linked to Russia and Israel on social media networks, which far-right groups have used to target Spain and Europe. He explained that the Spanish government is investigating the incident and that the crisis requires cooperation with Morocco, with an additional 168 million euros allocated to address its consequences. He also confirmed that the false information claiming it was impossible to deport those entering Ceuta by swimming was untrue, and that the number of migrants ranges between 3,500 and 7,000 in the region, most of whom are in difficult conditions.
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