Government Insists on Responsibility of Russian Networks in the Ceuta Crisis Despite EU Report
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Brussels denied yesterday that there is evidence that the Kremlin instigated the invasion at the end of July
The head of Spanish diplomacy points out that there are public messages that, in his opinion, show the activity of Russian networks during the invasion.
Notes that you can check with social media messages of "different people, some with government tasks"
Minister Albares insisted this Wednesday on the role of Russian networks in the gestation of the massive arrival of migrants in Ceuta.
Albares insists on responsibility of Russian networks in Ceuta crisis despite EU report
Ignacio Loring.- It is a shame difficult to disguise that Pedro Sánchez intends to point out Russia as responsible for the invasion of Ceuta if with this he seeks to divert the attention of Morocco. Blaming a foreign power in order to avoid demanding responsibility from those directly involved in the invasion is such a gross political maneuver [...]
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