Antonio Guterres : Small drones flew over FAR units in the Sahara

Henry Kissinger «revealed» to Spain Hassan II's plan to carry an armed attack in the Sahara

After the attempted coup in July 1971, Hassan II became suspicious of the Americans to the point that CIA agents in Morocco were unaware of the Green March project. A State Department document states that Henry Kissinger, the former United States Secretary of State, was certain that the king was planning an attack against the Sahara controlled at the time by the Spanish. Kissinger shared the information with the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Sahara : De Mistura visits the Tindouf camps

UN report : Polisario attacks in Sahara cause minimal damage, land in remote areas

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' latest report on Western Sahara highlights ongoing low-intensity tensions between Morocco and the Polisario Front, with no progress in the political process despite efforts by his Personal Envoy. The report also details incidents of alleged firing and airstrikes, as well as restrictions imposed by the Polisario on MINURSO's movements and communications.

Switzerland schedules three meetings on Sahara at Security Council this October

Sahara : Algeria clings to its «observer» status

Morocco backs Mali’s accusations against Algeria’s role in Sahel and Sahara

Following the Malian Prime Minister’s accusatory speech at the UN about Algeria, Morocco’s permanent representative to the UN supported Bamako’s claims, accusing Algiers of playing a dubious role in the Sahel and Sahara.

Sahara : Algeria reiterates refusal to participate in UN round tables

Sahara : Morocco reiterates its conditions to UN personal envoy De Mistura

UN : Ould El Ghazouani's brief Sahara mention angers Polisario