The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, apologized to Morocco for the Ceuta migratory crisis. In an interview this morning, Sánchez again exempted Morocco from any responsibility for the massive invasion of migrants that occurred in the Spanish enclave.
Sánchez considered that the Ceuta migratory crisis had intervention from Russia and Israel, attributing a role in the crisis to these countries without specifying how. This position contrasts with the initial criticism that had been directed at Morocco for the way it responded to the entry of thousands of people.
The Ceuta crisis caused a serious diplomatic tension between Spain and Morocco, which dragged on for several weeks. Sánchez's stance of blaming external countries and exempting Morocco apparently aims to rebuild the relationship with the Rabat government.
