The Migration Situation in Spain's Ceuta Enclave Has Intensified

The Spanish government has decided to send military personnel to the autonomous city of Ceuta, located on the African coast, due to a sharp increase in the flow of illegal migrants. More than 1,500 migrants have entered the enclave in recent days. Local authorities assess the situation as a "humanitarian and social emergency." Such a flow may affect Spain's regional migration policy. Currently, the government is taking measures against the situation and plans to implement actions that include military personnel.