Spanish Prime Minister has accused Israel and Russia of spreading disinformation online to exacerbate tensions during this summer’s migrant crisis at the Morocco-Spain border. The claims follow a surge in arrivals in late July, with officials alleging coordinated efforts to distort Spain’s migration policies. Authorities suggest the false narratives were amplified through social media networks, though no direct evidence of state involvement has been publicly confirmed. The controversy raises questions about foreign influence in regional security challenges.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday accused Israel and Russia of spreading disinformation about Spain's approach to migration, fueling this summer's migrant crisis at the border of Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. "After July 30 and 31, rumors and disinformation spread on social networks linked to Russia and Israel, and to an...
