Iran accused of fostering proxy groups in Syria for its interests: Washington Post

By Adalberto Agozino An exclusive report by The Washington Post reveals that hundreds of mercenaries from the self-called Saharawi People's Army, the armed arm of the separatists of the Polisario Front, trained by Iran, were captured by the Syrian provisional government, after having fought in the ranks of former dictator Bashar al-Assad, during the bloody civil war in Syria. Content: The fall of the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad has revealed…

The Frente Polisario received training and support from Iran to destabilize Morocco, according to regional and European sources cited by the Washington Post. “Iran, for example, trained fighters of the Frente Polisario based in Algeria [...], with hundreds now detained by the new Syrian security forces,” the newspaper says. This revelation, of considerable strategic scope, sheds light on the unknown ramifications of the paramilitary apparatus bu…

Washington Post Confirms Algeria-Iran-Polisario Nexus – The North Africa Post

The Washington Post has confirmed the alarming ties existing between the Algerian regime and Hezbollah, an Iranian proxy, which has trained Polisario militias to guerrilla tactics in order to undermine Morocco’s stability and territorial integrity. In a story titled: “Syria seeks to sever Iran-linked networks for smuggling arms and cash”, the prestigious American newspaper said […]

Washington takes firm steps towards the designation of the Polisario as a terrorist group The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has revealed the presence of hundreds of Frente Polisario fighters, trained by Iran, on Syrian soil. According to The Washington Post, these militiamen, now detained by the new Syrian authorities, were part of a complex network woven by Tehran to expand their influence in the region through their proxy grou…

By Dr. Mohamed Chtatou Le Polisario, a terrorist group? Faced with the growing activities of terrorist groups in Africa and the threat they pose to the security and stability of countries, there are voices in the corridors of American policy, not only to translate Washington's support for Morocco's sovereignty over its southern provinces into concrete measures, but also to take a decisive position on terrorist threats in North Africa, in particu…

Iran accused of fostering proxy groups in Syria for its interests: Washington Post

Iran has fostered a wide array of proxy groups including Algeria-based Polisario Front in Syria over the years to advance its interests, reported US based newspaper the Washington Post, quoting regional and European officials. “Over the years, Iran has fostered a wide array of proxy groups to advance its interests. Iran, for instance, trained fighters from the Algeria-based Polisario Front, a militant group fighting for the independence of the W…