Warehouse Crisis Exports to Western Sahara
The article discusses the regional policies of the Moroccan "Makhzen" regime and their negative impact on the security and stability of the region. It highlights how Morocco continues to occupy Western Sahara and relies on threats, the exploitation of humanitarian issues, and border disputes to advance its interests. The article also emphasizes its escalation in using migration, drug trafficking, and organized crime as tools of pressure and to entrap neighboring countries. This is accompanied by deteriorating relations with Spain and the growth of smuggling networks and criminal activities. Finally, the article reveals that Algerian authorities have dismantled a criminal network planning security threats, reflecting the decline of Morocco's international image and its destabilizing policies in the region. Meanwhile, Morocco attempts to present itself as a guarantor of security and stability, while in reality, it is sowing crises.
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