Three trips of the Sea of Ceuta after the migrants’ pushback to Morocco

• Most migrants, who arrived in Ceuta from Morocco, were sent back to Morocco, although some groups of people were left in the surrounding areas.
• According to the information, the situation in the Spanish territory of Ceuta is being described as a new border surge; the migrants are being pushed back to Morocco.
• According to the information, the pushback took place in the area of the border; at least 72 people were sent back, Morocco — about 11.

For what has happened so far, see El País and Asharq Al-Awsat.

In Ceuta, the return of migrants from Morocco took place in the surrounding areas, where most people were kept, which confirms that the migrants were sent back to Morocco. According to the materials, for the time being, the number of migrants who were held in the Spanish territory is not known, while the number of those who were able to return to Morocco is unknown. In the meantime, it is known that the authorities have pushed back the migrants who resisted returning to Morocco. The number of those who were able to return to Morocco is more than 60,000 people.

As for what happened in the area of Los Rosales, where migrants were being kept, the migrants were moved into the open space, where they were placed in the area of the fence and then pushed back to Morocco. The materials also mention that the migrants were held in the area of the fence for some time, and then they were pushed back. The materials say that the migrants were held in the area of the fence for some time, and then they were pushed back. The materials say that Pope Leo XIV announced the situation in Ceuta and called for peace and the protection of migrants.

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