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Algerian Fighters Cross Borders Amid Morocco's Gains in Sahel
The move to send Algerian fighter jets to Niger for the first time since 1973 represents a shift in Algeria's strategy, as it had traditionally relied on avoiding external military intervention. This step is seen as a response to security threats along its southern borders and the increasing influence of regional rivals, particularly Morocco, which has strengthened its presence in the Sahel region through economic and strategic initiatives. Now, Algeria is focusing on adding a military element to its political display, while Morocco continues to expand its influence through economic and security connectivity projects. This reflects an escalation of competition between the two countries in the Sahel area, where energy projects, political influence, and security interests increasingly intersect.
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