Spain Confirms Unauthorized Moroccan Navy Ships Entered Waters During Ceuta Crisis
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed Moroccan warships entered Spanish waters unannounced during the Ceuta crisis.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed that Moroccan naval vessels entered Spanish sovereign waters without authorization during the recent Ceuta migration crisis. The unauthorized incursions involved at least one frigate alongside several patrol boats. Sánchez described the incursions as isolated incidents that can occur between neighbouring countries.
- Vessel typesThe unauthorized naval movement included a Moroccan frigate as well as multiple patrol craft.
- Timing of incursionsThe naval vessels crossed into Spanish maritime boundaries shortly following the border breach at the North African enclave.
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Relations between Spain and Morocco have faced sharp strains over migration control and border security surrounding the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa.
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- The Jerusalem PostAfter summarySpanish PM Sanchez: Unauthorized Moroccan navy ships entered Spanish waters during Ceuta crisis41m ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesMoroccan navy vessels entered Spanish waters without permission during Ceuta crisis: Sanchez7h ago · open ↗
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