Panic in Algiers? The Algerian Army Buries Itself in the Face of the Supremacy of Morocco’s New Missiles!
Satellite images reveal the rapid construction of underground bunkers and hangars by the Algerian army near the Moroccan border. Algiers is adapting its strategy in the face of Rabat’s technological rise and its new precision missiles.
The Algerian National People’s Army is accelerating its pace at its borders. According to recent satellite images relayed by ConflictXtweets, Algiers is building underground bunkers and hangars near Moroccan territory. This change in doctrine breaks with the traditional surface deployments maintained since the last century.
On Bladi.net: Morocco-Algeria: Has the arms race entered a new technological dimension?
This maneuver is a direct response to the lightning modernization of the Royal Armed Forces. Morocco has recently acquired Chinese PHL-03 and Israeli PULSE rocket launchers, pending the delivery of 18 American HIMARS units. Rabat has also strengthened its arsenal with kamikaze drones and cruise missiles supplied by France, Israel, Pakistan and the United States.
On Bladi.net: Moroccan F-16s against Algerian Su-57s: The strategic advantage remains on Rabat’s side.
Faced with this GPS-guided firepower, Algeria is seeking to ensure the survival of its sensitive equipment in the event of a first strike. These underground facilities aim to protect high-value equipment against potential drone swarms or precision strikes. Algiers’ objective is to restore a form of strategic balance in a highly tense Maghreb.
https://x.com/ConflictXtweets/status/2043724449611149559
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