Analysis of Russia's and other actors' role in the Ceuta migrant crisis in late July
Summary
In late July thousands of migrants reached the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with nearly 90 reported dead and Spain saying it returned almost 70,000 of the 72,000 who arrived; the analysis examines possible causes including smuggling networks, Morocco's role, and whether Russia amplified the crisis online, though EU officials say there is no evidence Moscow instigated the influx.
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Slike hiljada migranata koji su krajem jula stigli do španske enklave Seuta u Severnoj Africi naterale su Evropsku uniju, već uspavanoj jednomesečnom letnjom pauzom, da
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