21 migrants repatriated to Morocco after stoning of military patrol in Ceuta
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21 migrants repatriated to Morocco after stoning of military patrol in Ceuta

dnoticias.pt6 September 2026 at 16:20

Twenty-one Moroccans were repatriated to their country of origin after throwing stones at members of an Armed Forces patrol on guard at El Trampolín beach in Ceuta. The incident occurred on Saturday night, as confirmed by Civil Guard sources to the Europa Press news agency.

The facts took place in one of the most affected areas after the mass entry of migrants, namely in El Trampolín and Benítez, areas adjacent to each other, during the early morning hours. The migrants took advantage of the situation to attack the military patrol with stones.

The Civil Guard sources confirmed the details of the repatriation of the 21 Moroccans, who were returned to their country of origin following this episode of aggression against the military on guard duty at the Spanish border.

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