Spain’s leader says Russia and Israel spread fake news about border crisis

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez claims foreign countries used 'disinformation' to stir up trouble at the Ceuta border, but he says Morocco is not to blame.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has addressed the recent chaos at the border in Ceuta. Ceuta is a Spanish city located on the coast of North Africa. There was a lot of talk and confusion about what caused the recent surge of migrants at the border. Many people wondered if Morocco was responsible for the situation. However, Sánchez has cleared Morocco of any blame. Instead, he pointed his finger at Russia and Israel. Sánchez said that Russia and Israel spread 'disinformation'—which is just a fancy word for fake news or lies—to make the situation look worse than it was. He believes thes…