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Western Sahara Strikes Against Moroccan Forces
The article discusses the field developments and their political and economic repercussions on Western Sahara. It features insights from Mustafa Nafei Didi, Director of External Relations at the Sahrawi Ministry of Defense, who outlines the stages of armed struggle from the beginning of the revolution up to the ceasefire in 1991, with a comprehensive targeting of Moroccan occupying forces along the wall of shame and dishonor. He explained that Morocco violated the ongoing ceasefire agreement, especially after its attack on peaceful protesters in Guerguerat, which led the Sahrawi leadership to decision to resume the war in November 2020. Since then, there has been a significant escalation in military activity by the Sahrawi People's Liberation Army, with the Moroccan army incurring substantial losses and costs. The resumption of the war has caused severe damage to Moroccan investments and security, with ongoing affirmation that the Sahrawi people will continue their struggle to achieve their freedom and independence.
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