Ahead of the king's visit... Spain Deploys the Army and Armored Vehicles to Evacuate Thousands of Migrants from Ceuta!

This Sunday morning, the occupied city of Ceuta witnessed a large-scale security and military operation involving hundreds of members of the Spanish National Police and army units, supported by more than 30 trucks and military armored vehicles, to evacuate and dismantle the "El Trampolín," which houses more than 3,000 migrants.

This move is part of a phased plan to dismantle unauthorized beach encampments and secure vital facilities ahead of the upcoming visit by the King and Queen of Spain to the occupied city on October 13 and 14, as well as concerns about unpredictable weather and deteriorating health conditions with the onset of fall.

The measures included transporting the migrants by dedicated buses to the Temporary Reception Center (CATE) in the Tarajal area to verify their identities, where the authorities offered them the option of voluntary return to Morocco.

An increasing number of young Moroccans have opted to return to their homeland; authorities recorded the voluntary return of more than 150 people on Sunday alone, bringing the total number of Moroccans who have chosen to return since last August to more than 9,000, after they became convinced that there were no opportunities to cross or regularize their legal status within occupied Ceuta.