Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez told lawmakers on 2026-09-03 that no institution, including the diplomatic service, the European Commission, or any international body, had provided solid evidence that Morocco planned or carried out the Ceuta migrant crossing. ^[1] In Spain, political pressure is growing on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez following recent developments in the enclave of Ceuta. ^[2] The article states that the two points Sánchez delivered were sufficient, 'here and now', to secure his political survival and avoid a no-confidence vote in the Spanish parliament. ^[3] According to Spain's national government, around 5,000 migrants, including 1,200 minors, remained in Ceuta weeks after the late July 2026 mass crossing; Ceuta's local government cites a higher figure. ^[4] In late July, at least 72,000 people entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighboring Morocco, with many returning later. ^[5] One month after the initial influx, the Spanish government reported that approximately 5,000 people were still present in Ceuta, including about 1,500 minors. ^[6] During his speech, Sánchez delivered two points regarding the migrant flow to Ceuta. ^[7] Estrategias Militares, a pro-Israel network of channels broadcasting in Spanish, has 560,000 YouTube subscribers, nearly 190 million video views, 70,800 followers on X, and 26,900 members of its Telegram broadcast list. ^[8] The network promotes a narrative openly favorable to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, especially regarding Gaza and Iran. ^[9] The article characterizes the network's output as sensationalist, integrating war hysteria and disinformation. ^[10]