Spain reinforces security in Ceuta following migrant surge as global flashpoints intensify

Spanish authorities in Ceuta have deployed military and police forces to restore order after more than 50,000 migrants entered the enclave illegally from Morocco. Security personnel are conducting checks to deport unauthorized arrivals, while the nearby Beni Enzar border crossing in Melilla was reopened.

Meanwhile, tensions remain high in other conflict zones. US diplomatic missions across the Middle East advised citizens to prepare for possible rapid escalation and consider departure. In Ukraine, Russian bombardments in the Kherson region killed a 54-year-old woman and injured 18 people. Additionally, Russian nuclear authority Rosatom reported that Ukrainian sea drones sank its cargo vessel Janjina in international waters of the Black Sea, with all 17 crew members safely evacuated.

Sources: N1, Tanjug