Morocco opened the war against Spain

[AribertDeckers]

8.8.2026
Morocco opened the war against Spain


Morocco opened the flood gate. That means: war.



https://x.com/MPSnoserinde/status/2085810694390210930

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Miguel Pader 🇪🇸 @MPSnoserinde

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🚨 MIGRANT CRISIS: MOROCCO REMOVES RAZOR WIRE IN BENZÚ TO CLEAR THE WAY FOR THE AUGUST 15 ASSAULT 🇪🇸

The Civil Guard warns that Morocco has removed the razor wire in Benzú, repeating the modus operandi of the 2021 invasion. This removal of physical defenses comes right on the heels of the massive assault called for August 15, while officers report they are still not receiving any extraordinary orders or reinforcements.

The Interior Ministry deploys police to airports over its tantrum against Italy but leaves Ceuta's front line abandoned.

📌 Conclusion: Dismantling barriers in the face of an imminent threat confirms Rabat's complicity and the Moncloa's criminally passive stance. Forcing the Civil Guard to protect sovereignty with their hands tied shows that Sánchez would rather see Ceuta overwhelmed than stand up to it, committing an intolerable dereliction of duty that blows up national security. It's an absolute disgrace!


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9:29 PM · Aug 7, 2026
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2.9.2026
'Sánchez defends Morocco and blames Israel and Russia for the Ceuta invasion'


https://x.com/isaacrrr7/status/2094393002475037045

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Isaac @isaacrrr7

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🚨🇪🇸 BREAKING NEWS: Sánchez defends Morocco and blames Israel and Russia for the Ceuta invasion

Pedro Sánchez dismisses any responsibility on Rabat's part and accuses Russia, Israel, and the "far-right international" of spreading hoaxes that triggered the Ceuta migrant crisis.
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1:52 PM · Aug 31, 2026
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(0:00) Hay mucho comentario, pero creo que el gobierno de España tiene que actuar sobre datos, sobre (0:06) hechos ciertos, porque se vierten determinadas acusaciones que me parece que son muy graves, (0:13) peligrosas y de alguna manera también gratuitas. (0:16) ¿Qué es lo que sabemos hasta ahora? (0:18) Lo que sabemos hasta ahora es que se tergiversó una sentencia del Tribunal Supremo del pasado (0:23) 8 de julio que fue expandida por las redes sociales a través de bulos, de desinformación, (0:29) también de organizaciones criminales que tratan con seres humanos, diciendo que esa sentencia (0:36) del Tribunal Supremo lo que decía era que si se entraba a Nado, por ejemplo, la ciudad autónoma (0:42) de Ceuta, era imposible la devolución en frontera, cosa que no es cierto, pero en todo caso se utilizó (0:48) y se expandió a través de las redes sociales este tipo de bulo. Esto es lo que sabemos.
(0:53) Lo que sabemos también es que hay una desigualdad estructural que hace que la (0:58) ciudad autónoma de Ceuta, la ciudad autónoma de Melilla, cuenten con las fronteras probablemente (1:03) más complejas del mundo, porque el salto de oportunidades, el salto de renta per cápita (1:08) entre una en un lado y otro es sustantivo y lo que sabemos también es que después del (1:14) 30 y el 39 de julio hubo una una expansión de sus bulos y esa desinformación por parte (1:21) de redes sociales asociadas tanto a Rusia como también a Israel y a una internacional ultraderechista (1:29) que utiliza siempre la migración no solamente para atacar a España sino también a Europa y dividirla.
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(0:00) There's a lot of talk, but I think the Spanish government has to act based on facts, on (0:06) verifiable facts, because certain accusations are being made that I think are very serious, (0:13) dangerous, and in some ways also unfounded. (0:16) What do we know so far? (0:18) What we know so far is that a Supreme Court ruling from last (0:23) July 8th was misrepresented and spread through social media via hoaxes, disinformation, (0:29) also by criminal organizations that traffic in human beings, claiming that this Supreme Court ruling (0:36) stated that if someone entered, for example, the autonomous city (0:42) of Ceuta, it was impossible to return them at the border, which isn't true, but in any case, this kind of hoax was used (0:48) and spread through social media. This is what we know.

(0:53) What we also know is that there is a structural inequality that makes the (0:58) autonomous city of Ceuta, the autonomous city of Melilla, have probably (1:03) the most complex borders in the world, because the gap in opportunities, the gap in per capita income (1:08) between one side and the other is substantial, and what we also know is that after (1:14) July 30 and 39 there was an expansion of their hoaxes and that disinformation by (1:21) social networks associated both with Russia and also with Israel and with an ultra-right-wing international (1:29) that always uses migration not only to attack Spain but also Europe and divide it.
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(0:00) There are a lot of comments, but I think that the Spanish government has to act on data, on true facts, (0:08) because certain accusations are poured out, which I think are very serious, dangerous and in some way also gratuitous. (0:15) What do we know so far? (0:17) What we know so far is that a sentence was overturned by the Supreme Court on July 8, (0:24) which was spread by social networks through bullying, disinformation, (0:30) also from criminal organizations that deal with human beings, (0:34) saying that, well, that sentence of the Supreme Court, (0:37) what it said was that if you entered Nado, for example, the autonomous city of Ceuta, (0:43) it was impossible to return to the border, which is not true. (0:46) But in any case, this type of bullying was used and spread through social networks.
(0:50) This is what we know. (0:53) What we also know is that there is a structural inequality that makes the autonomous city of Ceuta, (0:59) the autonomous city of Melilla, have probably the most complex borders in the world, (1:05) because the jump in opportunities, the jump in per capita income between one side and the other is substantial. (1:11) And what we also know is that after July 30 and 39, (1:16) there was an expansion of their bullying and that disinformation (1:20) by social networks associated with both Russia and also Israel (1:27) and an ultra-rightist international that always uses migration, (1:31) not only to attack Spain, but also to Europe and divide it.
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