The accusations suspect that a witness in the Ceuta case is an infiltrator from Rabat: "Did you work for the Moroccan intelligence services?"

The investigation into the recent migration crisis in Ceuta reveals testimonies from Moroccan nationals regarding the presence of Moroccan informants and police at the border. Hichamel B., a former gendarme, denied working for Moroccan intelligence but acknowledged coordination during his service. He faced skepticism about his claims of a prior failed crossing attempt. Another witness, Ziyad Y., reported seeing a Moroccan informant in Ceuta and identified local police officials. The testimonies raised questions about the involvement of Moroccan authorities in managing the migration flow, with some witnesses recognizing key figures in the Moroccan security apparatus. The situation at the border remains tense, with ongoing unauthorized entries despite assurances from Moroccan officials.