The Spanish government has cancelled all leave for military personnel stationed in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave bordering Morocco, due to the risk of another large-scale influx of migrants. The order, signed Sunday, eliminates permissions previously granted for “needs of the service,” effectively placing all troops on alert. This decision follows a recent event where a significant number of migrants crossed into Ceuta from Morocco. The move aims to bolster security and ensure sufficient personnel are available to manage potential border crossings. Authorities are bracing for further attempts, and the military is now fully deployed "until further notice”. The cancellation demonstrates a heightened state of alert and preparedness along the Ceuta border.