Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that his government would act if solid evidence emerged linking Morocco to the alleged use of Pegasus spyware against Spanish officials, but currently, no such evidence exists. Sánchez announced he will release all related reports to the public for transparency. He also revealed the Spanish government summoned the Moroccan ambassador on August 21st regarding the matter. Opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo countered, claiming the operation originated in Morocco and directly questioned Sánchez’s knowledge of the situation. The controversy centers around reports that numerous Spanish politicians and government figures were targeted with the Pegasus spyware. This has led to heightened political tensions and scrutiny of Spain’s relationship with Morocco. The release of the reports is expected to fuel further debate and potentially reveal more details about the alleged surveillance.