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Congressman Moore Joins Call to Label Polisario as Terrorist Group. Rabat, Morocco – U. S.

Representative Tim Moore has joined the ranks of Congressmen supporting a move to designate the Polisario Front as a terrorist organization. Moore’s endorsement of the Polisario Front Terrorist Designation Act, introduced by Joe Wilson, underscores the growing concerns about the separatist group’s alleged ties to Iran and Hezbollah.

The bill highlights the Polisario’s historic ties with Iran, dating back to the 1980s, and its alleged collaboration with the Hezbollah, a known proxy of Iran.

The proposed legislation comes as part of a broader strategy to address security concerns in North Africa and to exert pressure on Algeria, which is considered a key supporter of the Polisario. Senator Ted Cruz has also introduced a bill calling for an investigation into the Polisario’s alleged collusion with Iran, further emphasizing the threat perceived to regional stability.

In recent statements, Cruz expressed concerns over Iran’s outreach policy in Africa, suggesting the Polisario could become a destabilizing force akin to the Houthis in West Africa.

The U. S. Senior Bureau Official for the Bureau of Counterterrorism confirmed that the U.

S. Is closely monitoring the situation, noting the Polisario’s operational proximity to trafficking and militant activity in the Sahel region.

As the bill progresses through the legislative process, its implications for the Western Sahara conflict and the broader security landscape in North Africa remain uncertain.

The Moroccan government, which has historically opposed the Polisario’s independence movement, is expected to strongly object to the proposed designation, viewing it as a threat to national sovereignty. Conversely, the Polisario Front is likely to view the designation as a political maneuver aimed at undermining its struggle for self-determination.

*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*

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Source: moroccoworldnews

Source: Safaa Kasraoui