Sanchez Claims Spanish Sovereignty Violated

Recently, over 50,000 migrants have entered the occupied city of Ceuta illegally during the past two days, with the influx exceeding half of the city's population, in an apparent attempt to take advantage of the situation while Spanish authorities continue discussions with Morocco. The Spanish Interior Ministry reported that 25,000 migrants have left Ceuta for Morocco after roughly 60,000 people had entered the city. Ceuta's governor confirmed that more than half of the residents crossed the border. Moroccan security forces detained about thirty young men in the city of Fnideq, engaging in clashes involving tear gas and water hoses. Despite the escalation, attempts to cross the border are ongoing. Meanwhile, Rabat and Madrid are engaged in negotiations regarding the return of the migrants.

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