The Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, described the mass entry of people into Ceuta as an attack on Spain and Europe. Sánchez ruled out any involvement of Morocco in the crisis that occurred on July 30 in the Spanish enclave located in northern Africa.
According to the prime minister, Israel and Russia are said to have been involved in the incident, spreading disinformation about what happened. Spain holds these two countries responsible for what it describes as a "hybrid attack."
The causes and exact origin of what occurred continue to be investigated by the Spanish authorities. Sánchez spoke publicly to clarify the situation and dispel suspicions about Morocco.
