Spain’s prime minister blames networks linked to Russia and Israel for spreading fake news about Ceuta migration crisis
The investigation into what caused the migration crisis in Ceuta is still underway, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Cadena Ser radio, but social media has already been flooded with fake news and disinformation.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez claims that networks linked to Russia and Israel are spreading fake news about the Ceuta migration crisis — not independently verified
The investigation into the cause of the migration crisis in Ceuta is still underway according to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez — not independently verified
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Who claims what
- —Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez claims that networks linked to Russia and Israel are spreading fake news about the Ceuta migration crisis — not independently verified (per Pedro Sánchez)
- —The investigation into the cause of the migration crisis in Ceuta is still underway according to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez — not independently verified (per Pedro Sánchez)
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