Spanish PM accuses Israel, Russia of spreading disinformation around Ceuta migrant crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has accused Israel and Russia of spreading disinformation and fueling the migrant crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. According to Sanchez, research conducted by the European Union indicates that both nations encouraged the breach of approximately 70,000 migrants from Morocco into the Spanish territory. The Prime Minister suggested that these actions were intended to punish Madrid for its official stances regarding the ongoing wars in Gaza and Ukraine. These allegations emerge amidst heightened diplomatic tensions concerning the management of Spain's borders in North Africa. The Spanish government maintains that these activities are part of a coordinated campaign aimed at destabilizing the country's foreign policy. As of now, officials from Israel and Russia have not responded to these claims.