Ceuta crisis: Morocco warns Spain of migration surge risk
Morocco issues early warning to Spain ahead of Ceuta migration surge
Morocco’s government has stated it alerted Spain in advance about the potential migration crisis triggered by a recent Spanish court ruling, rejecting any suggestion of a security failure on its part. A high-ranking Moroccan official, speaking anonymously, confirmed that Rabat communicated its concerns to Madrid before the unprecedented influx of people into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
The official emphasized that no lapse in border security occurred on Morocco’s side, despite the scale of the event. Between late July and early August, nearly 60,000 individuals—primarily Moroccan nationals—crossed into Ceuta, either on foot or by swimming from the nearby town of Fnideq. The sudden surge overwhelmed Spanish authorities...











