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In his report to the Security Council, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called out the “polisario” for its systematic and ongoing violations of the ceasefire, while providing supporting evidence.
Guterres described the circumstances of the “polisario”‘s terrorist attack on November 9, 2024, stating that “a shooting incident took place in the town of Al Mahbès, near an area hosting civilian commemorations of the 49th anniversary of the Green March,” with no “damage” to report.
He added that “on November 11, MINURSO conducted an investigation at the scene of the incident and observed debris from four rockets 800 meters from the local market,” leaving no shadow of doubt as to the terrorist nature of the “polisario,” whose objective was to attack civilians and population centers. The attack was neutralized by the bravery of the Royal Armed Forces.
In this regard, the UN Secretary-General recalled the letter addressed to him by the Permanent Representative of Morocco on November 12, in which he warned of the consequences of this attack and warned that the Kingdom “reserves the right to take all measures and actions it deems appropriate to put an end to these threats and aggressions targeting its […] territorial integrity […] in full compliance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.”
The Secretary-General also denounced another attack by the separatist group “polisario” and recalled that “on June 28, 2025, four rocket explosions occurred near the MINURSO team site in Smara,” specifying that “one of the explosions occurred approximately 200 meters from the team site.”
Furthermore, he indicated that “this incident is the closest to a MINURSO facility since the resumption of hostilities in 2020,” while noting that the armed separatist militia also fired four 122mm explosive rockets.
These actions demonstrate the irresponsibility and endangerment of UN personnel by the “polisario”, in violation of international law and Security Council resolutions, in particular Resolution 2589 (2021), which condemns attacks against peacekeepers and considers them war crimes.
Following this attack, the UN authorities contacted the separatist group the “polisario”, to hold it accountable while reaffirming “their call for a cessation of hostilities.”
Finally, the UN Secretary-General highlighted the content of the letter sent by the Royal Armed Forces to the relevant UN authorities, describing this act as “criminal and terrorist by the polisario militia.”
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