European lawmakers from the European People’s Party and Patriots for Europe have accused Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of abandoning the country’s North African exclave, citing reports that Moroccan security forces may have guided a mass entry incident. The allegations come as lawmakers gathered outside the European Parliament in Brussels, demanding greater attention to the situation in Ceuta and Melilla. The controversy centers on claims that the Spanish government has failed to adequately protect the territories, leading to increased security risks. Reports suggest that during a recent border incident, Moroccan authorities may have played a role in facilitating the movement of individuals into the region. While the Spanish government has not officially commented on the accusations, the debate highlights growing concerns over the sovereignty and security of the exclave. The situation has sparked renewed calls for stronger European cooperation in addressing border management and regional stability.