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The article explores the background of the Algerian regime's interest in the narrative "The Fake Flag Operation," issued in 2023 by Spanish diplomat Jorge Dezcallar. In this narrative, Russia is accused of employing a covert operation to prepare for a regional war that serves Moscow's interests, similar to what happened in Ukraine. The Algerian regime links this story to the ongoing dispute over Western Sahara, which is experiencing diplomatic and military developments. Its aim is to leverage this narrative to portray the issue as part of the Russian-Western conflict, thereby bolstering its position in regional and international competition. Additionally, Algeria's military activity—reflected in increased defense spending reaching $25.4 billion, military exercises, and a stronger presence along the borders—demonstrates a strategy of deterrence against Morocco. Morocco has begun modernizing its military arsenal and is working on manufacturing advanced drones to enhance its defensive capabilities. Algeria's focus on this narrative serves a political purpose: to support a discourse emphasizing the importance of the conflict within the framework of international security calculations. It occurs amid escalating tensions with Morocco, which is striving to strengthen its military capabilities and assert control over the Western Sahara region, supported by international alliances backing the Moroccan autonomy initiative.
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