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Morocco claims to be investigating the massive crossing to Ceuta while the police report points to its agents
The Moroccan Foreign Minister, Naser Bourita, has communicated the opening of the investigations to Albares, while the National Court examines a police report that describes permissiveness, indications from gendarmes, and an organized mobilization
Trump uses the Ceuta crisis to launch another attack against Spain and return to the clash over NATO: "It will be a ruined country"
The US president blames the Sánchez Government for the migration crisis and again reproaches Madrid for its defense spending, months after ordering the United States to cut all trade with Spain
The deceased in Nepal increase to 1,127 while 4,900 people are now missing
Today marks one week since the serious flood that caused a great catastrophe in Nepal with thousands dead and missing
Albares demands more support for Ceuta and Melilla from Europe: "The southern borders are as important as those in the east or the north"
The Foreign Minister demands political and financial solidarity from European partners and criticizes that some governments have contributed to spreading disinformation about the migratory crisis
Morocco is concerned about the visit of Felipe VI to Ceuta and revives the diplomatic crisis of 2007: "It is a provocation"
Rabat maintains official silence for now, but the Moroccan press is already speaking of "provocation"; Moncloa assures that the trip will take place, albeit without a date, almost 20 years after the diplomatic crisis after visit of Juan Carlos I
Germany accuses Russia of trying to attack Leipzig airport with bomb drones and announces reprisals
Berlin maintains that the police investigation, the operational pattern, and its intelligence services point to Moscow; it will close the Russian consulate in Bonn and tighten sanctions and entry controls for Russian citizens
Russia demands proof from Sánchez for Ceuta hoaxes and Moncloa responds: "We have evidence"
Moscow demands figures, dates, and names from Spain, while Moncloa relies on internal Foreign Affairs reports and the European Commission, which detected Russian channels amplifying the crisis on social media starting July 30
Trump plays with fire with Iran and publishes a montage made with Artificial Intelligence that shows the false destruction of Kharg Island
The provocation comes after the first exchange of attacks between the United States and Iran since July and affects Kharg, a strategic infrastructure that managed around 90% of Iranian crude exports before the war
Foreign Affairs confirms four Spaniards missing in Nepal after the flood that has already left 160 dead
The Embassy of Spain in India and the Honorary Consulate of Spain in Nepal are mobilized after the strong flood recorded in the country
Spain demands Israel respect international law after new aggressions against UNRWA: "Unacceptable violations"
Foreign Affairs demands that Israel fulfill its obligations as an occupying power and reaffirms Spain's support for the mandate of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees
Albares is present at the meeting of the Coalition of Volunteers for Ukraine maintaining support for the European country
Jose Manuel Albares has been present via videoconference at the meeting of the Coalition of Volunteers for Ukraine to continue defending Ukraine
Spain will receive emergency assistance funding from Europe to address the response to the migration crisis in Ceuta
The European Commission confirms having received the formal request from the Government of Spain to receive European aid
The Moroccan Minister of Justice once again claims Ceuta and Melilla and demands a "definitive solution" to annex them to Morocco
The Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, invokes an alleged "historical and geographical right" in the midst of a migration crisis; Spain has already responded that its territorial integrity "has not been and will never be discussed with anyone."
A strong earthquake of magnitude 7.2 shakes Ayacucho, in southern Peru, and is felt as far as Lima
The IGP places the epicenter 35 kilometers from Coracora and 108 kilometers deep, while the USGS lowers the magnitude to 6.7; there are still no confirmed victims and landslides and possible damage to homes are being reviewed
Brussels changes its tone with Ceuta's minors and reminds Spain that it has the "duty" to protect them
The protection of the 500 girls that the Government wants to transfer to the Peninsula moves to the forefront after the Commission defended returns; each case must be evaluated and have a safe reception in Morocco
Trump announces an economic offensive against Iran: "I am announcing the most devastating economic operation ever undertaken against any country"
The President of the United States has announced a new economic attack to isolate Iran in the Middle East war
Israel admits two years later that it shot Hind Rajab, the girl who begged for help surrounded by corpses
Little Hind was left alone inside the vehicle and begged for hours for them to come get her; Red Crescent paramedics obtained authorization to rescue her, but the ambulance was attacked and the two paramedics died
Iran considers attacking US military targets in Europe if Trump continues with the war
According to the Financial Times, Iran would be evaluating US military targets in Europe to attack them if Donald Trump escalates the Middle East war
Europe puts the focus on Ceuta: Spain has not yet requested financial aid but maintains "informal contacts"
The European Commission will transfer to the rest of the member states the information obtained during the technical mission that its services carried out last week in Ceuta
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