A British disinformation monitoring group, 411, analyzed approximately 4.5 million social media posts across seven languages regarding the recent Ceuta border crisis. Their analysis indicates a coordinated disinformation campaign likely connected to actors with ties to Russia. The campaign appears to have deliberately aimed to exacerbate tensions surrounding the influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave. Researchers identified accounts actively spreading narratives designed to provoke a reaction and amplify the crisis. This suggests a deliberate effort to exploit the situation for geopolitical advantage. The findings highlight the increasing use of social media as a tool for foreign interference and the amplification of sensitive events. The 411 group’s investigation provides evidence of a calculated attempt to influence public opinion and potentially destabilize the region.