Russia Asks Spain for Evidence of Its Alleged Involvement in Ceuta's Migration Crisis Following Sánchez's Accusations
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Moscou rebutja accuses them of Sánchez and claims that he credits an eventual campaign of disinformation
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that, if not, the accusations would be linked to the agenda "Diálogos sobre bulos 4.0".
The president of the government warned of the participation of “Russian and Israeli networks” and an “outright international” in the massive entrance to the autonomous city
Russia rejects the allegations of alleged involvement of Moscow in the migration crisis in Ceuta and asks Spain to provide concrete information to support these claims.
The Ministry's spokesman, Maria Zacharova, described Spain's involvement in the migration crisis in Ceuta as unproven. Spain did not address Russia directly about Moscow's alleged involvement in the migration crisis in Ceuta, transmits RIA News. The Ministry's official, Maria Zacharova, stated that Madrid had chosen to make public statements without supporting material. "I wished to draw attention once again to the fact that we have specialized …
"When there are accusations there must be concrete facts that later require verification. And only after this can you talk about an accusation that, in some way, can be taken seriously," says Foreign Affairs spokesman Read
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