People’s Liberation Army of Western Sahara deals severe blow to Royal Armed Forces of Morocco
BY: Hana Saada
ALGIERS- The People’s Liberation Army of Western Sahara (SPLA) has dealt a severe blow to the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) of Morocco. The SPLA has successfully put out of service the train that was being used to loot Sahrawi phosphate. This remarkable feat was achieved by the Sahrawi soldiers, who displayed immense courage, unwavering determination, and exceptional knowledge of the terrain.
The train, which was used to evacuate and deliver the stolen phosphate, has been decommissioned about forty kilometers from the occupied city of Laâyoune, the capital of Western Sahara. The SPLA has not disclosed any details regarding their modus operandi or the weapons used to carry out this spectacular operation. However, it is evident that the Moroccan occupier has been dealt a significant blow, and Rabat’s attempts to stifle the news have been in vain.
This is a significant victory for the SPLA and the Sahrawi people, who have been fighting for their independence and sovereignty for decades. The SPLA’s success is a testament to their unwavering commitment to the cause and their exceptional military prowess. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.
The corrupt actions of Mohamed VI have been dealt a serious blow. As the lawyer for the Polisario has estimated, the Moroccan occupying forces have illegally amassed over 6 billion euros. This sum has likely increased significantly since the outbreak of the armed conflict in Ukraine and the soaring prices of phosphates.
He noted: “I have taken great care to ensure that my plea and case against Morocco are well-protected, with the aim of securing a verdict in favor of the Polisario front from the European Court of Justice before the end of this year.”
The recent masterstroke of the SPLA serves to confirm the strong resolutions made at the last congress of the Polisario Front. It was agreed that the armed struggle must be intensified, particularly in light of Morocco’s unilateral violation of the ceasefire on November 13, 2021. This ceasefire was originally concluded when Morocco was losing its war against the Sahrawi people, and it was only a temporary postponement. The defeat of the FAR is now inevitable.
It is important to note that these actions are being taken in a professional and lawful manner, with the aim of securing justice for the Sahrawi people.
