Booliiska Morooko oo xayiray dad badan oo isku dayay inay soo gudbaan Ceuta

Qayb ka mid ah 72,000 oo soo galay laba toddobaad ka hor ayaa ku dhintay, Madridna way xoojisay ammaanka

Booliiska Morooko ayaa Sabtida xayiray daraasad iyo dad badan oo isku dayay inay soo gudbaan xudduudda meesha loo yaqaan Ceuta ee Isbaanishka. Tani waxay dhacday laba toddobaad ka dib markii qiyaastii 72,000 qaxooti ay soo galeen, iyadoo qiyaastii 100 qof ay u dhinteen intii lagu jiray.

Xayiraad lagu sameeyay agagaarka Fnideq

In kabadan 100 qaxooti, oo u badnaa kuwa ka yimid qaaradda Afrika ee ka hooseeya Saxaraha, ayaa lagu xayiray magaalada Fnideq ama agagaarkeeda ee Morooko, taas oo ka soo horjeeda Ceuta. Sida uu sheegay ilo amni, tani waa qayb ka mid ah tallaabooyinka loo qaaday.

Muuqaalka warbaahinta Le360 ee Morooko ayaa sheegay in la xayiray 294 qof. Sida uu qabo sarkaalka ka hadlay faragelinta, hadalkiisa: "This is a routine operation aimed at preventing attempted irregular migration" oo loo jeedinayo Ceuta.

Spain oo ammaan ku daraysa iyo digtoonaan baraha bulshada

Rabat waxay sheegtay inay la socoto fariimaha baraha bulshada ee ugu yimaadaa asal aan la aqoon oo ku baaqaya taraafik guud oo xudduudda ah bisha Agoosto 15, iyadoo digtay in qabanqaabayaasha iyo ka qaybgalayaasha la silcin doono. Tani waxay muujinaysaa feejignaan sii kordheysa.

Madrid waxay rakibtay caqabad badeed waxayna dirtay in kabadan 500 oo booliis dheeraad ah oo ka yimid dhulkii weynaa ee Spain. Wasiiradda Arrimaha Gudaha Fernando Grande-Marlaska ayaa xaqiijisay inay sii wadi doonaan howlgallada ammaanka.

Wariyayaal Isbaanish ah oo laga saaray Fnideq

Wakaaladda EFE iyo RTVE ee Spain ayaa sheegtay in wakiil ka tirsan Wasaaradda Arrimaha Gudaha ee Morooko uu amar ku bixiyay wariyayaashooda inay isla markiiba ka tagaan Fnideq oo ay Isbaanishku u yaqaannaan Castillejos, iyadoo aan sharraxaad la bixin. Saraakiisha Morooko ayaa sheegay inay raacayaan tilmaamo.

Jose Pablo Lopez oo ah madaxa RTVE ayaa ku yidhi: "The expulsion of our professionals from Castillejos represents a grave obstacle to press freedom and the right to information". Tani waxay muujinaysaa khilaaf ku saabsan xorriyadda saxaafadda ee aagga xudduudda.

Moroccan authorities on Saturday detained dozens of migrants who tried to cross into the Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta, two weeks after a massive surge of around 72,000 people overwhelmed the border and left at least 100 dead.

Border Operation and Detentions

An unnamed official told AFP that the operation was routine and aimed at preventing irregular migration toward Ceuta. More than 100 migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, were stopped in or around Fnideq, the Moroccan city directly across from Ceuta, according to a security source cited by Reuters.

Meanwhile, Morocco's Le360 media outlet reported that 294 people had been detained in connection with the operation. Eyewitnesses described a heavy Moroccan security presence around Ceuta and Melilla, with numerous checkpoints, patrol boats monitoring the coast, and water cannons stationed at the border.

Social Media Calls and Rabat's Warning

Earlier this week, Rabat said it was monitoring social media posts calling for a mass crossing on August 15, and warned that both organizers and participants would face prosecution. The government said it was tracking messages of unknown origin that appeared to be coordinating a new attempt to breach the border.

The surge two weeks prior had driven a wedge between Spain and other EU countries, raising concerns about the bloc's ability to manage external migration flows. Madrid responded by installing a maritime barrier and deploying more than 500 additional police from mainland Spain to reinforce the exclave.

Press Freedom Tensions and Spanish Response

Spain's EFE news agency and RTVE reported that a representative from Morocco's Interior Ministry ordered their journalists to leave Fnideq immediately without explanation. EFE president Miguel Angel Oliver urged Moroccan authorities to respect the free and responsible practice of journalism.

RTVE president Jose Pablo Lopez said the expulsion of their professionals represented a grave obstacle to press freedom and the right to information. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska said Spain would continue to deploy whatever personnel are necessary to restore normality and prevent events like those of July 30 from happening again.