Ceuta Devastated: Moroccan ‘Migrants’ Turn Enclave into Nightmare of Chaos

Less than 48 hours after the invasion of Spain’s Ceuta enclave, the tiny African coastland has been reduced to a Third World trash dump.

Beaches are littered with refuse, and “migrants” — described as Muslim invaders by some — defecate in the streets. Invaders have attacked vehicles, while women cry out in fear for their lives. Businesses remain shuttered, and videos show Spanish patriots patrolling to confront the influx.

Today, European Union authorities confirmed that the invaders will not be permitted on mainland Europe, while Spain’s far-left government reported that most of the “migrants” have returned home.

The situation resembles a zombie outbreak from the film World War Z. Over 60,000 individuals entered Ceuta in the past two days, though reports indicate at least 48,300 have since departed. Spain’s government reported the death toll has risen to 57.

Despite the return of some migrants, approximately 12,000 remain in the enclave, which has a population of 83,000 residents. The damage is described as cataclysmic.

Videos show trashed beaches with boats heading toward Spain across the Gibraltar Strait and invaders vandalizing cemeteries. Trucks have been seen dumping migrants who then crash border checkpoints, suggesting a planned invasion by Moroccan authorities to seize the territory.

Defense analyst Babak Taghvaee stated on social media that Spanish intelligence believes the invasion of Moroccan immigrants into Ceuta is a false flag operation orchestrated by the Moroccan government under King Mohammed VI’s orders. Notably, many of the 12,000 remaining migrants include pardoned criminals and prisoners. There are also reports of Moroccan army soldiers among them, reportedly brought to the border by trucks and guided by Moroccan police.

The king recently pardoned over 1,500 criminals. Additionally, a recent ruling by Spain’s Supreme Court had allowed migrants intercepted at sea attempting to reach Ceuta or Melilla to remain in the enclave without immediate expulsion.

Residents are terrified, with one downtown restaurant owner stating: “Businesses closed. Shops shut because if you open a business, it gets overrun … We’re scared. The streets are packed. There are no measures in place. It’s every man for himself.”

Another resident, José Carlos Lara, who runs a sign-making business just over the border, said: “It’s like an apocalypse. Waves of people everywhere. You can see as many people wandering around as you want. Local authorities have ‘no capacity’ to deal with the chaos. The new arrivals are already sleeping in the streets and washing themselves in public fountains.”

A video shows North African criminals attacking a vehicle containing a Ukrainian man and his wife. Videos shared online also depict migrants defecating on buildings in broad daylight and looting businesses.

Women are especially vulnerable, with fears of mass sexual violence similar to incidents that occurred in Germany during New Year’s Eve 2015-2016. One young woman reportedly cried: “It’s my city.”

Italy has suspended its Schengen agreement with Spain to safeguard citizens and protect European borders.

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