Is there a civil war in Morocco? Or is there any recent war?

On 14 November 1975, Spain, Morocco and Mauritania signed the Madrid Agreement, which provided for Spain's withdrawal from Western Sahara on 26 February 1976. Morocco and Mauritania immediately signed an agreement on the partition of Western Sahara, occupying 170,000 square kilometers in the north and more than 90,000 square kilometers in the south. Algeria condemned the partition of Western Sahara between Morocco and Mauritania.

On 27 February 1976, the Western Sahara People's Front proclaimed the establishment of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic. There were constant clashes between the Moroccan and Mauritian armies and the armed forces of the Western Sahara People's Front. In August 1979, Mauritania signed a peace agreement with the Western Sahara People's Liberation Army (RUPLA), relinquishing its territorial claims to Western Sahara and withdrawing from the Western Sahara War.

On 29 April 1991, the United Nations unanimously adopted resolution 690, approving the Secretary-General's amendment to the referendum in Western Sahara. A formal ceasefire was declared on 6 September, ending a 16-year-long military conflict. The next step was to hold a referendum to decide on the future of Western Sahara.

In April 2007, Morocco launched the "Plan for Autonomy for Western Sahara" in the hope of restarting the peace talks on Western Sahara. According to this plan, Western Sahara will exercise a high degree of autonomy within Moroccan sovereignty, Morocco will control the foreign affairs and security of Western Sahara, and Western Sahara will enjoy full power in social, economic, cultural and other aspects. However, the "Western Sahara Autonomy Plan" was firmly opposed by the Western Sahara People's Liberation Front, which considered it to be a complete departure from its previous position of agreeing to the self-determination of Western Sahara.

The status of Western Sahara has been disputed by the parties concerned to this day, leading to armed conflict. Western Sahara is currently under the control of Morocco and the Western Sahara People's Front, respectively.

There is no civil war in Morocco! It's a very stable country in Africa, otherwise those rich people in Europe like to go there to buy a house?? There haven't been any wars lately! At most, there is a territorial dispute with Spain!! But it's not yet to the point of war.

1, open NetEase News to view the wonderful** Moro Leak Zege does not have any military strength, and the T-72 tanks that are ready to aid Ukraine were also bought from Belarus 20 years ago, and there are only a few dozen such tanks. It is such a country that the United States even suggested that its military aid to Ukraine was made, and Morocco really accepted the American suggestion.

2. Don't fight. Morocco is in Africa, Croatia is in Europe, and both are small countries, and geographically speaking, it is difficult for the two countries to fight.

3. It is bordered by the town of Arzao and Julia to the east and southeast, Western Sahara to the south, and Morocco to the west.

4. Sa'di wrote: "When the Moroccan army arrived in Sudan, they found it to be one of the richest nations favored by Allah. Everywhere there is a flat weather.

Everything has changed now: danger has replaced security, poverty has replaced wealth, turmoil, disasters and atrocities have replaced tranquility.