Did Francisco Franco not try to expand Spain's borders during World War 2?

Francisco Franco, the dictator of Spain during World War II, maintained a policy of neutrality and did not actively seek to expand Spain's borders during the conflict. Although he expressed support for the Axis powers and provided some assistance, such as volunteering troops to fight alongside Germany on the Eastern Front, Franco was primarily focused on consolidating his regime and avoiding direct involvement in the war. His reluctance to engage militarily stemmed from Spain's recent Civil War and the desire to preserve national stability.