Spanish National Police have denied reports attributing responsibility for the July 30-31 events in the occupied territory of Ceuta to Moroccan security forces. This official statement comes after significant political and media debate in Madrid sparked by leaks concerning a document submitted to the judiciary as part of an investigation into a surge in border crossings. The document reportedly investigated potential involvement of Moroccan forces in orchestrating or carrying out the events. However, police sources state no security report confirms Moroccan planning or execution of the incidents. The denial seeks to quell escalating tensions between Spain and Morocco following the border situation. This clarification followed widespread discussion and speculation regarding the leaked information and its implications. The investigation into the border crossings continues, but currently excludes direct Moroccan government culpability, according to Spanish authorities.