Two high-ranking Moroccan officials gave instructions in Ceuta

Spanish police have found evidence suggesting Moroccan authorities may be involved in the migrant crisis in Ceuta. Analysis of 73 videos from the border revealed two high-ranking Moroccan officials directing migrants during the chaos. The officials, Mohamed El Oualidi and Abdel Fattah El Sayed, were seen gesturing to migrants and supervising security measures. A report sent to Judge María Tardón indicates that Moroccan authorities were aware of the planned mass entry of migrants coinciding with Morocco's Throne Day celebrations. Morocco has denied these allegations, attributing the situation to social media misinformation.