Ceuta’s Migrant Crossings: Why Does the Trail of Abandoned Rubber Rings Lead to Germany?

AI-generated illustrative image: Abandoned inflatable rings scattered along a beach in Ceuta. An investigation into the equipment used during mass border crossings has raised questions about its origins, with a possible commercial trail leading to Germany.

An investigation into the mass attempts to cross the border between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has raised questions about the equipment used by migrants. A striking number appeared to be carrying identical inflatable rings, while a possible…

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