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Moroccan Migrants Ambush Spanish Troops in Ceuta

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The National Police, in coordination with the Civil Guard, has arrested twelve Moroccan nationals in Ceuta this morning for their alleged involvement in an attack against four military personnel deployed in surveillance work in the Benzú area. The operation is part of the migration crisis that is pressing the border of the autonomous city. IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? The National Police and the Civil Guard have arrested twelve people for th…

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The military had to flee on foot, leaving the vehicle after being overtaken by the situation in Ceuta.

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Tensions are running high in Ceuta, and many residents have taken to the streets in response to the chaotic situation, with scenes of unrest unfolding as protesters dismantled camps set up by migrants—12 of whom have been arrested for ambushing soldiers with stones. One incident that has gone viral shows several demonstrators blocking a truck carrying food that the Red Cross distributes to migrants.

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Now military sources are talking about soldiers who are not allowed to use physical force, have no weapons and are vulnerable to such attacks in the future. The post Migrants in Ceuta attacked a military vehicle: The National Police talks about the planned ambush appeared first on narod.hr.

The first investigations carried out by the National Police have revealed that the ambush suffered by soldiers of the Group of Regulars number 54 of Ceuta in Benzú would have been prepared previously. The investigators have found in the place an important concentration of stones that, according to sources of the Superior Headquarters, does not correspond to the characteristics [...]

11 of the twelve arrested for the organized ambush against military personnel in Benzú will end up returning to their country. The judicial authority in Ceuta sentenced them this Friday to 2 years in prison for the crime of assault on officers of the authority. This prison sentence is replaced by expulsion for 5 years. That is precisely what has been ordered to be executed. This has been confirmed by judicial sources to El Faro. The eleven Moroc…

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Europa Sur broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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