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Hackers allege Moroccan adviser was behind the Ceuta crisis

Hackers from Jabaroot reportedly claim that Morocco's King Mohammed VI was not responsible for the Ceuta crisis and instead name adviser Fouad Ali El Himma. The headline presents an unverified attribution.

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The allegation concerns tensions between Morocco and Spain over Ceuta, but its credibility and consequences are unclear.

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  1. "Según los hackers de Jabaroot la crisis de Ceuta no fue idea del rey Mohamed VI de Marruecos, sino de Fouad Ali El Himma, su consejero, que estaría por la labor de tocar las narices a España" ↗cope.es · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 10:46 AM UTC
  2. Hackers exponen a agentes marroquíes tras la ola de Ceuta y amenazan a Sánchez ↗urgente24.com · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 1:17 PM UTC

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