Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated that investigations have uncovered no evidence linking Morocco to the orchestration of the July border surge into Ceuta. This announcement follows a recent police report suggesting the event was a pre-planned operation intended to overwhelm border controls. Despite the report’s findings of a coordinated effort, Sanchez informed lawmakers that it doesn't implicate Moroccan authorities. The incident in July resulted in a deadly rush of migrants entering the Spanish enclave. The police report indicated the influx wasn’t a spontaneous migration wave, but a phased and deliberate undertaking. Sanchez’s statement aims to clarify Spain’s position following scrutiny of the event and the origins of the migrant surge. This finding could affect diplomatic relations between Spain and Morocco.