Ceuta crisis impacts Spain Sánchez reveals intelligence findings
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed that Spanish intelligence agencies have so far ruled out any involvement by government entities, including Morocco, Russia, and Israel, in the social media posts urging migrants to cross the Melilla border last July. The crisis saw more than 72,000 people crossing from Morocco into Melilla, leading to widespread protests among the local population and strong security measures by the Spanish government to halt the flow. These measures included enhanced border security and the deportation of over 50,000 migrants in less than 24 hours. Sánchez also stated that there is no evidence indicating Morocco's involvement in planning the crisis.
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