Moroccan official: Rabat warned Madrid on migrant surge

Reports have indicated that Morocco warned Spain about the risks of a Spanish judicial decision exempting migrants crossing the sea from immediate deportation, leading to a significant influx toward the Ceuta enclave, with approximately 60,000 migrants, mostly from Morocco. This caused overcrowding and the repatriation of thousands of migrants back to Morocco. A Moroccan official confirmed that cooperation with Spain continued fully, despite there being no prior warnings from the Spanish side. The situation was further complicated by the death toll rising to 75, and many migrants fleeing. Meanwhile, the European Union praised Spain's handling of the crisis.

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