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The Maghreb is witnessing a growing arms race led by Algeria and Morocco. Algeria’s military spending reached $25.4 billion in 2025, while Morocco’s defense budget rose to around 73 billion dirhams in 2026. Tunisia and Mauritania, meanwhile, are focused on border security. Libya stands out as the most dangerous flashpoint, with Russian and Turkish forces still present and reports of a Ukrainian presence. The port of Tobruk has become a corridor for Russian military supplies; one report described a shipment containing more than 370 pieces of equipment. The report concludes that the region has not entered a direct war, but is increasingly exposed to the effects of international rivalries, with Libya turning into a sphere of influence and a transit route for arms into Africa.
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