From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaMorocco says it will uphold Western Sahara ceasefire after UN mission ends
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Morocco’s King Mohammed VI has instructed authorities to accelerate the pullout of United Nations peacekeepers from the disputed Western Sahara. The move follows a diplomatic standoff between the United States and Russia that led to the non‑renewal of the 35‑year‑old mission. Morocco has said it will continue to uphold the ceasefire in Western Sahara once the UN mission concludes.
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MOROCCO-WESTERNSAHARA/UN (PIX):Morocco says it will uphold Western Sahara ceasefire after UN mission ends
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Morocco’s King Mohammed VI ordered authorities to help speed the withdrawal of United Nations peacekeepers from the disputed Western Sahara after a diplomatic standoff between the US and Russia meant the 35-year-old mission wasn’t renewed.
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MOROCCO-WESTERNSAHARA/UN (PIX):Morocco says it will uphold Western Sahara ceasefire after UN mission ends
