Multiple military and civilian intelligence sources have indicated that the Spanish government was previously alerted to the potential risk of a massive influx of migrants into the North African enclave of Ceuta during the current week. Reports confirm that intelligence alerts were disseminated over several days, including notifications issued mere hours before large groups of people crossed from Morocco. Sources informed that intelligence services had specifically warned that King Mohammed VI might orchestrate a “grand gesture” at the border coinciding with the celebrations marking Morocco’s Throne Day.
These initial warnings were corroborated by subsequent reports detailing the movement of people toward the border region. Over a period spanning approximately ten days, observers documented various preparatory activities. These included reports of migrants swimming near Fnideq, which is known locally as Castillejos in Spanish.
Furthermore, transportation records indicated buses moving individuals from different parts of Morocco in the direction of the border crossing. The consistent nature of these intelligence warnings, combined with the observed logistical movements, suggests a coordinated anticipation of a significant migratory event. The accumulation of these alerts provided advanced notice regarding the scale and timing of the potential crossing.
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