Brussels Sees "Russia's Attempts to Take Advantage" of Crisis in Ceuta but Not to Provoke It
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An EU Report Sent to the Government in August Detected Mild Russian Interference in the Ceuta Crisis
Consummated by the human avalanche over Ceuta on July 30 and 31, the intelligence area of the European External Action Service (EEAS, a diplomatic tool of the European Commission) issued a report for EU governments describing Russian interference with the events of Ceuta, although less in intensity and duration than the agitation of Russian disinformation terminals detected in other European crises.Continue reading....
Spanish government president Pedro Sánchez said that Spain's "brave" foreign policy may have motivated movements from countries such as Russia or Israel to destabilize through bullies
The European Commission states that it cannot claim that the source of the crisis is “disinformation from foreign state actors”
Sánchez pointed out directly to Russia and Israel that they had provoked an avalanche of immigrants on July 30
The European External Action Service admits that "in the case of Ceuta, we observe attempts by Russia to exploit the crisis on the Internet", but no evidence has been found of its involvement in the origin of the crisis and Israel Sanchez is not mentioned announces that King Felipe VI will go to Ceuta "when conditions are met" The European External Action Service has reported this Tuesday that "there is no conclusive evidence" that the migratory…
"We have no conclusive evidence to suggest that the crisis itself was caused by the misinformation of foreign state actors," explains the EEAS.
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