Albares considers Italy's criticisms "frivolous" because Ceuta and Melilla are "the most complex border in the world"

Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs José Manuel Albares has dismissed recent criticisms from Italy regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta as "frivolous." Speaking on Tuesday, Albares defended Spain's position by emphasizing that the borders shared with the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla constitute the most complex frontier in the world.

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