Spain in disarray over leaked reports about Morocco’s role in Ceuta
📍 The outcome
The Spanish prime minister repeatedly rejected claims that Morocco had orchestrated the Ceuta border surge, saying there was no evidence and no prior warnings, and he attributed the disinformation to Israel and Russia while urging a return to control of the situation. A Spanish report highlighted what it described as Moroccan police “total permissiveness,” and Morocco’s foreign minister called on the EU for greater solidarity with Ceuta and Melilla. No definitive resolution emerged before coverage ended.
Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Spain in disarray over leaked reports about Morocco’s role in Ceuta euronews.com · 66d ago broke it first
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