Pedro Sánchez denies that the reports warned of the mass entry into Ceuta but acknowledges that preparedness must be improved against “hybrid attacks”

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that intelligence reports did not warn of the mass entry of migrants during the recent crisis in Ceuta. However, following the events, he acknowledged the necessity of improving the country's preparedness to handle 'hybrid attacks.'

Sánchez specifically emphasized the need to enhance intelligence capabilities within the 'digital world' to ensure better anticipation and prevention for future crises. Additionally, he noted that border security measures for Ceuta require reinforcement.