Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed Congress regarding the recent influx of approximately 8,000 people into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on July 30th. He stated that warnings received prior to the event were “routine” and that there is no “evidence” suggesting Morocco deliberately planned the situation. Sánchez emphasized the government’s efforts to restore normalcy to Ceuta as quickly as possible. The mass entry has sparked a significant political crisis between Spain and Morocco, raising questions about border security and diplomatic relations. The Prime Minister’s statements aim to clarify the government's handling of the event and refute accusations of unpreparedness or complicity. He is seeking to reassure the public and political opposition that the situation is under control and being addressed with appropriate measures. The incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding migration flows between Africa and Europe.