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Tensions remain high in Ceuta as Sánchez alleges foreign disinformation

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Russian and Israeli networks were spreading disinformation about the Ceuta crisis. Moscow denied having any role, while intelligence officials reportedly warned that further actions were probable.

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What is happening

Clashes between migrants were reported in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where police fired shots into the air. Sánchez discussed the crisis in an interview and exonerated Morocco. The sources report different positions on Russia’s alleged involvement: Sánchez attributed disinformation to Russian and Israeli networks, while Moscow denied any role.

Why is it on the Radar?

The situation in Ceuta remains tense, with reported clashes and warnings of possible new actions. The competing claims also add a dispute over the origin of information surrounding the crisis.

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