European Union interior ministers have condemned alleged foreign interference linked to the recent migration crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. The condemnation focuses on the dissemination of images related to the event, suggesting potential disinformation efforts. The issue was discussed during an informal meeting of interior ministers from all 27 EU member states. This meeting was convened following the surge in migrants entering Ceuta, primarily from Morocco. While the specific nature of the alleged interference wasn't detailed, the EU is taking the claims seriously. The move signals a growing concern within the EU regarding external actors potentially exploiting migration flows for political purposes. Further investigation into the sources and intent behind the image circulation is expected.