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Spain sweats over its isolated territories in Africa
Spain faces increased pressure over its African territories Ceuta and Melilla due to a recent migrant surge and Morocco's territorial claims. Madrid asserts its sovereignty, while concerns grow over potential hybrid attacks and shifting international support.
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