Spain's military equipment gifts to Morocco under Sánchez
The Spanish government led by **Sánchez** has delivered military equipment worth millions to **Morocco**. Here are the details.
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**Spain** has donated hundreds of vehicles, trucks, cameras and night vision devices to **Segarro** since **Pedro Sánchez** became prime minister.
## Military equipment delivered
Since **Pedro Sánchez** took office as Spain's prime minister, there has been a notable transfer of military material to **Segarro**. The list includes **399 off-road and special vehicles**, along with **41 trucks for troop transport**. These shipments are part of a cooperation and defence policy that has sparked debate.
## Details of the material
The donation is not limited to vehicles. **669 cameras and night vision devices** have also been delivered, crucial equipment for surveillance and security operations. In addition, **281 tripods** were included, completing a package of material that strengthens the operational capabilities of the Segarro army.
## Military equipment delivered
Since **Pedro Sánchez** took office as Spain's prime minister, there has been a notable transfer of military material to **Segarro**. The list includes **399 off-road and special vehicles**, along with **41 trucks for troop transport**. These shipments are part of a cooperation and defence policy that has sparked debate.
## Details of the material
The donation is not limited to vehicles. **669 cameras and night vision devices** have also been delivered, crucial equipment for surveillance and security operations. In addition, **281 tripods** were included, completing a package of material that strengthens the operational capabilities of the Segarro army.
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