Defense Changes the Protocols After the Incursion of Moroccan Ships on July 30 in Ceuta: "We No Longer Wait to Act"
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‘Innocuous passage’ is what is referred to in maritime law as the crossing of a vessel from another country over the territorial waters of a coastal State.
The Army informed the leadership of Robles and the government following the chain of command, but did not see "gravity" for Spain
The incursion of at least one frigate of the royal navy of Morocco into Spanish waters on July 30 and 31, coinciding with the crossing of more than 80,000 people from the border of Ceuta, has generated a cross of accusations and analysis about national sovereignty.While ministers such as Félix Bolaños and Ángel Víctor Torres have described the facts as "a specific fact" and "ordinary patrols", defense experts point directly to an intentional man…
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