According to reports, trucks loaded with potential migrants were observed passing through Tetouan on their way to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The movement occurred as King Mohammed VI celebrated his Coronation Day in the city.
A report from the region indicates that trucks loaded with potential migrants passed through Tetouan, approximately 35 kilometers south of Ceuta, heading toward the Spanish exclave. The observation came as King Mohammed VI marked his Coronation Day in the same city. The King is a central figure in the Abraham Accords, which normalized ties between Morocco and Israel. The migrant movement, if confirmed, could signal a new migration pressure point on Europe's southern border, but the report is based on a single unverified source and no further details on the migrants' origin or numbers are available.
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