Western Sahara: SPLA Continues Bombing Moroccan Army for 28 Consecutive Day

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Western Sahara: SPLA Continues Bombing Moroccan Army for 28 Consecutive Day

[Algerie Presse Service] Bir Lehlou -- The Sahrawi People's Liberation Army continued Thursday its attacks on the Moroccan military bases behind the wall of shame, said the Sahrawi Defence Ministry in its military communiqué No 28.

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