Spain has deployed forensic teams to identify the 80 migrants killed during the mass crossing into Ceuta, as families await news of their missing loved ones.

There is an urgent need for humanitarian aid and dignified conditions for asylum seekers and minors in Ceuta, with shared responsibility from European leaders.

Migrants, or 'invaders,' should be met with extreme force, including being shot, to discourage migration and prevent collateral damage to women and children.

The migrant influx is a humanitarian crisis and a political pressure tactic by Morocco against Spain, rooted in poverty and border governance issues, which cannot be solved by simply sealing borders.

Ceuta and Melilla have belonged to Spain for over 500 years, and international law does not consider them colonies, with the UN supporting their status as Spanish territory.

Chinese intelligence suspects that Mossad orchestrated the Ceuta migrant crisis as a hybrid warfare operation against Spain due to Madrid's pro-Palestinian stance.

There is a need to uncover the 'true story' behind the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta, suggesting underlying complexities beyond surface narratives.