Mauritanian media sources reported that Sahrawis from the Tindouf camps, who work as smugglers, kidnapped, Sunday, the son of a Mauritanian mayor.
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IRAN's elite Revolutionary Guards Corps is training and arming the Polisario Front, sparking fear and concern of Great Britain, wrote British "Daily Express".
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Iran opens up new front in global battle against Western allies by funding rebel group in North Africa, wrote British daily "The Sun".
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Iran through its proxy Hezbollah and Algeria-backed Polisario separatists are trying to destabilize Morocco because of its close ties to the US and Europe, Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita said.
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The United Arab Emirates voiced on Tuesday its support for Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara and condemned the terrorist activities of the Hezbollah and the Polisario.
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The Department of State has designated ISIS in the Greater Sahara (also known as ISIS-GS) led by Polisario member Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
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The Hezbollah-Polisario collusion is still making international headlines following Morocco’s decision to cut ties with Iran. An op-ed in the Washington-based political newspaper, The Hill, wrote that the collaboration between Polisario and Hezbollah unveils Iranian toxic” strategy.
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The missiles supplied by Iran through its proxy Hezbollah to the Polisario separatists could take down commercial aircraft, military expert Dore Gold said.
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The Human Rights Nights Film Festival in Italy screened Sahel & Sahara – Connexions” (Sahel and Sahara – Connection), a documentary by Belgian-Moroccan director and filmmaker Hassan El Bouharrouti.
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“The group that claimed responsibility for the killing of four US and four Nigerian soldiers in Western Niger last October is led by Polisario member Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi, a well-known figure in regional jihadist circles,” the voice of America reported.
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The decision of Morocco to sever its diplomatic relations with Iran matches the gravity of acts by Hezbollah, which is supported by this country and threatens the security of the Kingdom, said Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, assuring that Morocco, which has irrefutable evidence, would not have...
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Iran’s regional ambitions in the Middle East from Syria and Lebanon to Yemen are well-known. What is new is that Tehran is widening the geographic scope of its expansionism into North Africa as well.
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The US State Department has denounced “the destabilizing nature of Iran's activities, including Iran's support for Hezbollah and other terrorist groups.”
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Morocco’s decision to cut diplomatic ties with Iran is receiving strong pushback from the nations under international fire for supporting the separatist group, Polisario.
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While diplomats debate what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s revelations of a secret Iranian nuclear archives mean, 2,500 miles away another press conference dropped another surprising bombshell alleging Iranian malfeasance.
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Francophone Belgian media outlet La Libre Belgique suggests in a recent article that there are links between the Polisario Front and the Iran-backed Hezbollah.
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The involvement of the polisario in terrorist acts in the Sahelo-Saharan region has once again been singled out in a report funded by the European Commission, which confirms the collusion of the separatists with terrorist groups operating in the region.
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The Spanish government has been questioned about crimes and abuses committed by the polisario against Sahrawi populations detained in the Tindouf camps, on Algerian territory.
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The newly appointed “prime minister” of the Polisario Front-proclaimed Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR), Mohamed Ouali Akeik, was one of the seven perpetrators of terrorist attacks committed against Spanish citizens at the Phosboucraa site, Laayoune in October 1974.
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The central bureau for judiciary investigations (BCJI), under the general directorate for territory surveillance (DGST), arrested, Thursday, three dangerous supporters of the so-called Islamic State terrorist organization (ISIS) operating in the cities of Laayoune, Salé and Marrakech, said a...
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Morocco refused to take part in a counter-terrorism forum in Algeria on Monday as a protest against the recent accusations made by the Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs linking Moroccan banks and the national air-line company’s operations in Africa with drug trafficking, reported Algerian...