Brussels Sees "Russia's Attempts to Take Advantage" of Crisis in Ceuta but Not to Provoke It
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The European External Action Service admits that "in the case of Ceuta, we observe attempts by Russia to exploit the crisis on the Internet", but no evidence has been found of its involvement in the origin of the crisis and Israel Sanchez is not mentioned announces that King Felipe VI will go to Ceuta "when conditions are met" The European External Action Service has reported this Tuesday that "there is no conclusive evidence" that the migratory…
"We have no conclusive evidence to suggest that the crisis itself was caused by the misinformation of foreign state actors," explains the EEAS.
Brussels, 1 Sep (EFE).- The EU's External Action Service (EEAS) has identified Russia's "attempt to take advantage" of the migration crisis in Ceuta, although there is no evidence to show that the massive influx of tens of thousands of migrants at the end of July "was caused by misinformation [...] The entry Brussels sees Russia's "attempts to take advantage" of the crisis in Ceuta but not to provoke it was first published in HolaNews.
This morning the Kremlin had demanded from the government "proof" of the president's accusations
The External Action Service detected a campaign of post-invasion Russian interference, but not a similar intervention by Israel beyond one-off accounts. More information: Concern grows in the PSOE after seeing Sánchez "low in tone", without self-criticism about Ceuta and obfuscated on the role of the King
The European External Action Service does confirm that it detected attempts by Russia to exploit the crisis on social networks
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