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- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confronted a mass influx of migrants into Ceuta on July 30, 2026.
- Spanish intelligence warned Moroccan agencies on July 29 about plans to breach Ceuta by fence or sea.
- NGOs estimate more than 70,000 migrants entered from Morocco, causing about 140 deaths.
- Ceuta’s president said the city faces collapse after roughly 80,000 arrivals, with over 10,000 migrants in camps six weeks later.
