Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez visits Ceuta amid reports of a large-scale migrant crossing into the Spanish enclave. Sánchez describes the arrival of migrants through the border area as a violation of Spain’s territorial sovereignty, according to both outlets. The developments come as France and Italy move to strengthen border measures, reflecting broader European concern over irregular migration routes affecting Spain’s southern border. Reporting cites an estimated figure of around 60,000 people entering Ceuta, though details such as timing, exact numbers, and routes are not provided in the excerpts. The coverage focuses on Spain’s official stance toward the crossing and on parallel actions by other European governments to tighten border controls. Overall, the sources present the same sequence of events: Sánchez’s visit and condemnation of the crossing, alongside France and Italy’s efforts to reinforce border security in response to the situation in and around Ceuta.