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Morocco rejects Ceuta crossing accusations

Morocco’s foreign ministry said it found no evidence linking Rabat to a mass crossing into Spain’s enclave of Ceuta in July. It also rejected being drawn into Spain’s domestic political battles.
WHO: Morocco’s foreign ministry
WHAT: Said it found no evidence of Rabat’s involvement in the July mass crossing into Ceuta and rejected involvement in Spain’s domestic political battles.
WHEN: Sep 10, 2026
WHERE: Morocco
WHY: It was responding to accusations that Morocco was involved in the July mass crossing into Ceuta.
Sources (2): France 24, Straits Times

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