The National Police detained four Moroccan citizens in an irregular situation, suspected of having attacked Spanish soldiers during the early hours of Saturday in Ceuta. The incident resulted in a wounded sergeant from the Regulares Group of the Spanish Army, according to information confirmed by the Superior Police Headquarters.
The attacked soldiers belonged to the Regulares Group, a military unit stationed in the Spanish city of Ceuta, located on the north coast of Africa. The confrontation occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning, when the soldiers were on duty.
The authorities identified the four detained individuals as Moroccan citizens who were in an irregular situation on Spanish territory. Investigations are ongoing to clarify all the details of the incident.
The information was confirmed by sources from the Superior Police Headquarters, who indicated that the wounded sergeant received medical assistance after the attack. Ceuta, as a Spanish enclave in North Africa, has frequently been the scene of irregular entry attempts coming from Moroccan territory.
