Two Spanish soldiers were hospitalised after violent attacks in Ceuta. Defence Minister Margarita Robles made an unplanned visit amid a media storm over allegations of military aggression. Military associations are demanding stronger protection for troops.
A wave of violent assaults has left Spanish soldiers in Ceuta injured and hospitalised. The Ministry of Defence has confirmed several cases, prompting a shift to individual armament for all patrols as security concerns mount.
The US has spent nearly 40 billion dollars on the war with Iran. Missile reserves are running low, and inflation is rising. Trump’s claims of victory clash with mounting costs and voter frustration.
The US campaign in Iran has already cost $38 billion. The Pentagon faces criticism and a possible impeachment bid as military resources dwindle.
New images reveal extensive damage at US bases in the Middle East after Iranian attacks. Billions of dollars in equipment have been lost, exposing weaknesses and fueling calls in Washington to end the conflict.
A US military operation has destroyed a floating fuel station tied to Los Choneros. The crew will be handed over to Ecuador as anti-narcotics tactics shift toward targeting logistics at sea.
F-18 and Eurofighter jets will launch live missiles over the Gulf of Cádiz as Spain’s Air and Space Force stages its most complex combat exercise yet. The operation will test new air-to-surface capabilities and sharpen anti-drone tactics amid heightened NATO vigilance.
Spanish military intelligence intercepted Moroccan border agents discussing a mass entry into Ceuta days before the July 30 crisis. The government left the warning out of its official report, and delays in the chain of command meant action came too late.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo says he will use Article 8 of the Constitution to send in the military if Morocco threatens Ceuta. The PP leader calls for tougher border controls and intelligence reforms after the July migrant surge. Tensions with Rabat rise as Spain debates its response.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard targeted a US unmanned vessel in the Strait of Hormuz after American strikes on Iranian oil tankers. Both sides now warn of harsher reprisals as tensions rise in the Gulf.
Ceuta authorities have identified 21 Moroccan migrants accused of throwing stones at military and Guardia Civil patrols. No injuries were reported, though accounts of the incident differ. The attack has fueled local protests and prompted new government measures for migrant accommodation.
Morocco has secured unprecedented support from the US and Israel, reshaping the Western Sahara dispute. Spain faces renewed pressure over Ceuta and Melilla as Rabat asserts itself on the international stage.
Donald Trump published an AI-generated video showing explosions at Iran’s basic oil export center. Iranian officials deny any attack, calling the footage fake. The incident triggered a sharp rise in oil prices.
Spanish intelligence expects more covert hostile acts targeting Ceuta and Melilla. Military intervention is considered unlikely, while hybrid tactics and social tensions are expected to increase.
Tension has gripped Ceuta’s nights as the city responds to a surge in migrants. Residents patrol neighborhoods as nightlife fades. Security forces face new challenges, far from the usual summer calm.
Four Moroccan men, including a minor, were detained after a second ambush on military personnel in Ceuta. The attack left a sergeant with minor injuries, and security concerns in the city are rising.
Security forces in Ceuta report growing violence and a lack of resources. Recent attacks on police and military personnel highlight urgent gaps in protection. Calls for government action are intensifying as tensions persist.
Former Prime Minister Aznar arrived in Ceuta as tensions between residents and migrant youths intensified. Nearly 9,000 police officers and military personnel are working to prevent further unrest, and the situation remains volatile.
A group of Moroccan migrants was detained in Ceuta after a violent stone attack injured four soldiers. The incident triggered a major security response in Benzú. Authorities continue searching for other suspects.
Defence Minister Margarita Robles will address Congress on the military’s role during Ceuta’s migration crisis and reaffirm the Spanish status of Ceuta and Melilla. The government faces criticism over its handling of the crisis.
Morocco has reportedly selected Airbus Caracal helicopters, while cited contracts exceed €1.3 billion over the past decade. The reported deal points to closer military cooperation and advanced technology transfers.
Subteniente José Ángel Fernández, who served more than 30 years in the Air and Space Force, died of natural causes while deployed in Santiago for wildfire operations. His death leaves a impressive gap in the 43 Grupo.
Defence Minister Margarita Robles missed the Senate hearing on the Ceuta crisis to attend the funeral of a UME corporal. The PP accused the government of restricting military action and avoiding urgent explanations, intensifying tensions over ministerial accountability.
Donald Trump has directed a sharp reduction in joint US-South Korea military exercises. The move follows Seoul's refusal to support US efforts on Iran. North Korea's recent missile launch adds to regional tensions.
A UME serviceman died after a truck overturned during wildfire operations in Huesca. Three other military personnel were injured in the incident near Atarés, as crews worked to control the Las Peñas de Riglos fire.
Moroccan authorities have dismantled all migrant camps on Gurugú Mountain near Melilla. Sub-Saharan migrants are now absent from the area, where police and military patrols have increased. The region’s migration field has shifted dramatically.
Dozens of Guardia Civil officers and military personnel have arrived in Ceuta as authorities prepare for a potential mass entry from Morocco. Residents remain uneasy but do not expect a repeat of previous incidents.
A major wildfire in Huesca has led to the evacuation of 830 residents across 16 towns. The flames threaten the San Juan de la Peña monastery, a basic symbol of Aragón’s heritage. Authorities have removed royal remains and valuable artifacts.
A major wildfire in Huesca has forced the removal of royal remains and heritage items from San Juan de la Peña. Nearly 900 residents have been evacuated as flames approach basic cultural sites, and authorities are intensifying firefighting efforts.
Margarita Robles visited Ceuta after recent border incidents. Locals voiced anger and fear, calling for reassurance. The minister promised continued military support and direct engagement with residents.
Spain’s Defence Ministry will not block the SAIC Motor factory in Ferrol. The site’s proximity to a major naval base had raised security fears. The project promises 1,000 jobs and €200 million in investment.
Madrid confirms support for a €200 million Chinese electric car plant in Ferrol. Defence and intelligence agencies warn of security risks near naval facilities. Regional and national leaders clash over the project's future.
A cache of 68 artillery shells from the Civil War was unearthed in Villores, Castellón. Specialists carried out controlled detonations over several days. The find highlights the region's wartime legacy and ongoing safety challenges.
Plans for a major Chinese electric vehicle plant in Ferrol have triggered security concerns. The site is just five kilometres from Spain’s basic naval base and Navantia shipyard. Authorities are weighing economic gains against espionage risks.
A major wildfire near Niebla, Huelva, has already affected 4,000 hectares. Shifting winds and difficult terrain have forced 66 people to evacuate. Emergency services, including the UME, are working to contain the blaze.
