Spanish authorities in Ceuta are on high alert over a possible new mass entry of irregular migrants, according to Spanish officials. The alert comes amid heightened tensions and follows previous migration surges in the Spanish enclave.
Ceuta, a Spanish territory on the North African coast, has been a focal point for migration attempts. In recent years, the enclave has experienced several large-scale entries, prompting Spain to reinforce border security and cooperate with Moroccan authorities.
The situation remains fluid, and authorities have not confirmed any specific new influx. Spanish and Moroccan officials continue to monitor the border closely. Further updates are expected as the situation develops.