Spanish media reports, citing intelligence documents and security sources, have alleged the involvement of Moroccan military personnel in the recent breaches of the Ceuta enclave. Investigations identified 72 Moroccan soldiers who reportedly directed the incursions and managed the withdrawal of the groups involved. Specifically, an attack on an Spanish military patrol in Benzú on August 27 is under scrutiny, as one detained individual confessed to being a Moroccan soldier. Spanish officers believe the tactical coordination displayed during these events indicates prior planning by trained professionals. These findings coincide with King Felipe VI’s visit to Ceuta and Melilla, intended to reinforce Spanish sovereignty, as local authorities continue dismantling migrant camps.