
Polisario Front Urges UN Action Against Morocco's "Dangerous Escalation" in Western Sahara
The Polisario Front has just denounced "the escalation strategy of the Moroccan occupation" and calls on the Security Council to react.

The Polisario Front has just denounced "the escalation strategy of the Moroccan occupation" and calls on the Security Council to react.

The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, ordered the Polisario separatists on Saturday to end their maneuvers aimed at preventing civilian and commercial traffic in the Guerguerat buffer zone. Several reliable sources have reported on the movement of the Polisario and its relays in the region.

Between Friday evening and Saturday, September 26, several Mauritanian media reported that the Polisario plans to settle in the buffer zone between Morocco and Mauritania. Bad news for commercial traffic in the region, which could experience many inconveniences in the event of a blockage of the border crossing.

After the recording of the first coronavirus cases, the Polisario is trying to hold Morocco responsible for this spread of the virus.

Several detainees attempted to escape on Monday from the Dhaibia prison in Tindouf. They took advantage of a certain relaxation of security on the eve of Eid al-Adha, when security is often entrusted to inexperienced guards.

The Polisario Front has finally decided to acknowledge the existence of 4 positive COVID-19 cases in the Tindouf camps.

The Spanish Supreme Court has banned the use of the Polisario flag in the public sphere. A blow to the Front.

The Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maria Gonzalez Laya, recently published on her Twitter account a message removing the flag of the "Sahrawi Republic" from the political map of the African Union. This message provoked the reaction of the Sahrawi delegate in Spain, Abdulah Arabi.

In the Tindouf camps, it is said that there is a mass escape. Massive movements of Sahrawis towards the north of Mauritania have been observed recently. The wilayas of Tiris Zemmour and Adrar would be the final destinations of the latter, according to certain Mauritanian media.

Faced with destitution, the Sahrawi women in the Lahmada camps have launched a cry of distress. They accuse the Polisario of being the cause of their misery.

The president of the "Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic" (SADR), Brahim Ghali , is calling on the United Nations to protect "political" prisoners in Moroccan prisons during this health crisis.

While covid-19 is raging in the Algerian camps of Tindouf , the Polisario leaders have confined themselves, leaving the inhabitants to their sad fate.