Did the CIA warn Spain about the events in Ceuta? The Interior Minister responds

Official clarifications end the controversy over the events in Ceuta

In a move aimed at putting an end to rumors and media reports that linked the events in Ceuta to foreign intelligence interventions, the Spanish government has broken its silence to categorically deny receiving any prior warning from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) regarding the developments in the occupied enclave.

The Spanish Interior Minister’s position on Morocco’s role

In official statements, the Spanish Minister of the Interior confirmed that the authorities in his country did not receive any proactive information from Washington on this matter, stressing at the same time that Morocco has proven to be a strategic and decisive partner in managing the crisis. The Spanish official explained that the Moroccan intervention played a fundamental role in containing the situation and preventing unrest that could have affected the stability of the border area.

Confirmation of the depth of security cooperation

These statements confirm once again the strength of the security coordination between Rabat and Madrid, as both sides continuously seek to activate cooperation mechanisms to control borders and address the challenges of irregular migration. The Minister of the Interior noted that the praise for Morocco’s role is not just diplomatic language, but a reflection of the reality on the ground that shows the effectiveness of the Moroccan approach in managing sensitive security files, far from any external interpretations or allegations that might attempt to disrupt the strong bilateral relations between the two kingdoms.