Russia Asks Spain for Evidence of Its Alleged Involvement in Ceuta’s Migration Crisis
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The migration crisis in the Spanish city of Ceuta, on the border with Morocco, appears to be spreading beyond those borders. On Tuesday, September 1st, the Russian government demanded that the administration of Pedro Sánchez provide evidence to support its accusations of a possible disinformation campaign by Moscow—and Israel—that allegedly triggered the mass arrival of migrants swimming across the border at the end of July. Madrid maintains tha…
The spokesman of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that Spain should have formalized its complaints through the embassy in Madrid or the UN mechanisms
On Tuesday, the Russian Foreign Ministry asked Spain for evidence of its alleged involvement in a disinformation campaign that would have caused the migration crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish city in northern Africa and bordering Morocco. “When there are allegations there must be concrete facts that later require verification. And only after ... Continue reading “Russia asks Spain for evidence about its alleged involvement in migration crisis in Ceuta…
There is no evidence to confirm Russia's involvement in the migration crisis in Spain, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said, quoted by TASS, BTA reports. She commented on the words of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez about Moscow's alleged involvement in the migration crisis in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta. “When there are accusations, there must also be any facts, which then have to be verified and only then can the acc…
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".
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