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At least 9 people died in Ceuta's migrant crisis

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  • At least 9 people died in Ceuta
  • Spain sent military forces
  • New fronts are opening in the Middle East

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Spain sent military forces after thousands of migrants from Morocco entered Ceuta. At least 9 people died. This incident increased tensions between Spain and Morocco.

While new fronts are opening in the Middle East, missile attacks continue between the US and Iran. Russia's attacks on Ukraine resulted in the deaths of 10 people.

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Where is Ceuta?
Ceuta is a region of Spain located in Morocco.
What is the reason for the migrant crisis?
The reason for the migrant crisis is the entry of thousands of migrants from Morocco into Ceuta and Spain's response to it.
What is happening in the Middle East?
In the Middle East, missile attacks are continuing between the US and Iran, and new fronts are opening.

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