"How many troops do we have to put into Morocco now?" Carlo thought carefully for a moment before asking.
Seeing that Carlo also had an idea, Serrano quickly replied: "20,000 Spanish troops can be dispatched at any time, Your Majesty."
If we add our troops deployed in Ceuta and Tetouan, there are about 30,000 troops that can be mobilized, which can fully deal with the Moroccan army. ”
Ceuta and Tetouan were Moroccan cities occupied by Spanish force, and naturally needed more troops to suppress them.
Spain also regarded these two cities as a bridgehead for colonizing Morocco, and has never reduced the garrison of these two cities during the time of Queen Isabel or now.
"What does the government plan to do?" Carlo looked at Primo.
"Let the situation in Ceuta become more lively, so that
