Trump says the Ceuta crisis is sad to see and defines Spain as a ruined country
He attributes the situation to weak laws and poor management by Pedro Sánchez's Government.
US President Donald Trump has described Spain as a "ruined country" in reference to the crisis in Ceuta, following a massive influx of migrants from Morocco. He expressed sadness at the situation, stating that he has had issues with Spain due to its behaviour regarding NATO, specifically its payments. Trump made these comments in an interview with British channel GB News, describing the situation in Ceuta as "very sad to see".
He compared it to the UK's own problems, saying that the UK doesn't experience thousands of people entering the country in such a manner. Trump previously commented on the crisis, attributing it to Spain's "weak laws" and "bad management" under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
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