Polisario Alarm Morocco Advances Western Sahara Conflict
Facing recent diplomatic setbacks and growing international support for Morocco’s autonomy plan, Brahim Ghali calls for general mobilization. The leader denounces a coordinated offensive aimed at undermining the population’s right to self-determination.
Recent years have been marked by a series of diplomatic defeats for the Polisario Front. Morocco’s autonomy proposal has accumulated international endorsements, including support from Spain and France. Faced with this dynamic, the "Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic" (SADR) maintains its categorical rejection. It recalls Madrid’s status as administering power over this former colony, pending a referendum stalled on the question of electoral registration since the 1991 ceasefire.
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Confronted with this situation, Secretary General Brahim Ghali demands immediate action. He describes an "existential" battle to counter an offensive led jointly by "colonial powers" and their regional allies, according to Europa Press. In his view, "the national cause is facing a systematic and coordinated attack" whose purpose is to impose Morocco’s "expansionist pretensions" at the expense of independence. This critical moment requires full troop mobilization.
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To stem this pressure, strict directives have been issued to local officials. The leader orders governors to launch awareness campaigns among residents and target priorities. The stated objective is to strengthen internal unity and neutralize enemy machinations designed, in his words, to sow tribalism, divide ranks, and undermine the credibility of existing institutions.
