As Twitchy reported at the end of July, a small city in Spain was invaded by thousands of young men from Morocco. Most of us watched in horror as the city of Ceuta released a video asking Spain to declare a state of emergency, deploy the army to the enclave, and fully close the borders. Spain's Interior Ministry declined, explaining that "immigration flows do not legally qualify as a risk to national security."
In case you missed it, here's a video:
North African Muslim criminals have just broken into Spain from Morocco via Ceuta. Europe is under attack. pic.twitter.com/kehj5LHvec
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) July 30, 2026
Now, Morocco is laying a territorial claim to the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Actually, it's just renewing its claim.
🚨NEWS: Morocco has made territorial claims to the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla.
— Basil the Great (@BasilTheGreat) August 24, 2026
This adds fuel to the theory that the Moroccans intentionally let the African migrants into the cities to take them over and cause chaos hoping to drive the Spanish away pic.twitter.com/bv9R4zPzVp
Euronews reports:
This week Morocco once again put Ceuta and Melilla at the centre of its territorial claims. On Friday, Moroccan Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi defended his country's "historical and geographical" rights over the two autonomous cities and proposed setting up a mechanism for dialogue with Spain to address their future.
Pedro Sánchez's government was quick to respond. Sources at the Foreign Ministry said that Spain had conveyed to Morocco its "categorical rejection" of these claims and reiterated that Ceuta and Melilla form part of Spain's sovereignty and territorial integrity and therefore of the territory of the European Union.
That's surprising, considering that Pedro Sánchez's government was quick to respond to the invasion by finding housing for its thousands of new Moroccan guests.
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Spain has controlled these two cities for roughly 500 years. Morocco’s claim to them has no strong historical or legal basis.
— AJ 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@Mr_Alex_Graham) August 24, 2026
"theory"? If you were operating under the assumption that it was a theory, then you a fool! It was a salvo in a soft conquest, no more and no less. And the Spanish govt said, "This is fine."
— Justin Munderloh (@descolada99) August 24, 2026
I said it when it happened. It's an act of war and should be treated as such.
— Seraph (@hammer_time_smh) August 24, 2026
It’s ALWAYS been hybrid warfare
— Greg (@JustGreg223) August 24, 2026
The only correct response would be for the Spanish to take Morocco and subdue it.
— Moley (@BigThickSlices) August 24, 2026
It would provide a useful beachhead for the expulsion of Islam from Europe.
Well well well well well well.... f*cking well.... if it wasn't the very first thing I said when I told people this was hybrid warfare by Morocco.
— Emil Larsen / Sun Tzu Games (@SunTzuGames) August 24, 2026
What a shocker!
Once upon a time the Spanish were a force to be reckoned with, they would have crushed these savages within a day or two.
— Falcons Soldier Of Misfortune (@SoldierOfMisfo3) August 24, 2026
Liberals have killed the West.
And the present Spanish government are such cucks that they'll probably let them have them.
— Dаrth Gоу (@Darth6oy) August 24, 2026
They have had these claims for some time. They have just reiterated them. A reminder, though, that these two enclaves have been Spanish for centuries longer than Morocco even existed as a state
— Ancient Briton (@AncientBritonX) August 24, 2026
Spain won’t defend the cities at all. This is a logical and reasonable move by Morocco.
— Montana in Spain (@DrDuaneMiller) August 24, 2026
Spain needs to fall. They never should get a cent from America again.
— Grabthar’s Hammer (@ca76196926) August 24, 2026
49000 men spent months training long enough to swim across invade a beach storm a hill & ransack a town They mobilised & made it to the shore with no notice from anyone! THIS WAS A PLANNED & EXECUTED TEST RUN WAKE UP PEOPLE!
— Esmé Cogdell (@CogdellEsm2301) August 24, 2026
It was an invasion, not "migration." Morocco coordinated it. Now let's see if Spain rolls over and gives away the territory.
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