Ceuta: Pedro Sánchez accuses Russia and Israel of spreading false information
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said that Russia and Israel had spread and amplified false information about the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta the previous month. The accusation concerns the Spanish enclave in North Africa.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accused Russia and Israel of spreading and amplifying false information linked to the mass influx of migrants recorded in Ceuta last month.
According to his statement, the two countries contributed to fuelling disinformation surrounding this migration episode in the Spanish enclave.
An accusation over the circulation of false information
Pedro Sánchez pointed to the role of Russia and Israel in spreading content he described as false. The available information does not specify either the nature of this information or the channels through which it was allegedly disseminated.
Ceuta at the centre of the episode cited
The Spanish leader’s remarks concern the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta, which took place the previous month. The Spanish enclave is thus at the heart of the disinformation allegations made by Madrid.
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