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Two Navy Frigates Based in Rota Were Activated After Moroccan Vessels Entered Ceuta Waters

Summary by Diario De Cádiz
The 'Santa Maria' and the 'Navarra' were rotated in early August at Ceuta pier to reinforce surveillance Both frigates are already deployed in other operations Pedro Sanchez confirms that Moroccan warships entered Ceuta hard

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The 'Santa Maria' and the 'Navarra' were rotated in early August at Ceuta pier to reinforce surveillance Both frigates are already deployed in other operations Pedro Sanchez confirms that Moroccan warships entered Ceuta hard

The autonomous city of Ceuta lives a day of enormous intensity with the arrival of the kings Felipe VI and Dona Letizia, a historical gesture of institutional support that takes place 19 years after the last real visit. However, after the festive atmosphere of the central streets, the daily reality of the city remains marked by a deep uncertainty. In 'Theme of the Day' of La Lanterna de COPE, space led by Ángel Expósito, the serious military and…

Two frigates based in Rota (Cádiz) are activated after the entry of Moroccan ships in waters near Ceuta, according to Diario de Cádiz. La entrada The two frigates of the Navy based in Rota (Cádiz) are activated by Moroccan ships in Ceuta waters aparece primero en Moncloa.

The "persistence" of the Moroccan incursions led Madrid to take down the telephone and demand an end to the naval provocation over Ceuta.

·Madrid, Spain
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