"How many troops do we have available to deploy to Morocco now?" Carlo pondered for a moment and then asked this question.
Seeing that Carlo had an idea, Serrano quickly replied, "20,000 Spanish Army troops are ready for deployment, Your Majesty.
If we add the troops stationed in Ceuta and Tetouan, we have about 30,000 troops that can be mobilized, which is enough to handle the Moroccan forces."
Ceuta and Tetouan are Moroccan cities occupied by Spanish force, and naturally require more troops to suppress them.
Spain regards these two cities as bridgeheads for the colonization of Morocco. Whether during Queen Isabella's time or now, the garrison in these two cities has never been reduced.
"What does the government plan to do?" Carlo turned his gaze to Prim.
