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Spain Accuses Russian, Israeli Networks of Spreading Falsehoods on Migration
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First reported by Haaretz · 2 hours ago
What happened
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accused Russian and Israeli networks of spreading false information about a court ruling, which he claims fueled a mass migration into Ceuta. He stated Morocco cooperated with Spain and that most migrants have since returned.
- 01Spain blames Russian and Israeli networks for fake news on migration.
- 02False information distorted a court ruling on migrant returns.
- 03The disinformation campaign aimed to divide Europe, Sánchez claims.
- 04Morocco cooperated with Spain during the migrant influx.
- 05Most migrants have returned, but thousands remain in Ceuta.
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WallaCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago
Spain Accuses Russian, Israeli Networks of Spreading Falsehoods on Migration
SrugimRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Spain Accuses Russia, Israel of Spreading False Migrant Crisis Information
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