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Iran and Houthis versus Algeria and Polisario
The analysis summarizes that conflicts in the Maghreb, such as the Western Sahara dispute, are transforming into tools of regional influence employed by countries like Algeria and Iran to advance their geopolitical interests. They do this by supporting armed groups outside the official frameworks, such as the Polisario Front and the Houthis. Reports indicate that these groups receive external support, including weapons and training, and are used as long-term pressure mechanisms against their opponents without the need for direct confrontation. This approach complicates regional stability and poses threats to European and African security. International developments, especially the support of peaceful resolution initiatives by the international community, confirm that the Western Sahara dispute is not merely a local conflict but part of a broader power struggle that could escalate regionally if it persists. Finding a political solution is thus vital to eliminate one of the most prominent sources of tension in the region.
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