"This measure [the suspension of the Schengen Agreement] is not directed against Spain or any other partner country. First, we must prevent migrants from departing and deport those who have no right to asylum," the minister said. Italian sources told TASS that countries such as Tunisia and Libya were unwilling to establish temporary reception centers on their territory. According to the Spanish government, at least 72 people died while trying to reach Ceuta, while Rabat reported 11 deaths. Italy temporarily suspended the Schengen Agreement with Spain, prompting diplomatic tensions between the two countries.