Zidul mortal care taie Sahara Occidentală în două. De ce a construit Marocul bariera de 2.700 km și ce efecte dezastruoase are

The Western Sahara remains divided by the Berm wall, built by Morocco to control the territory since 1975. This militarized barrier poses significant ecological and political risks, impacting local communities and ecosystems. The wall disrupts traditional water courses and grazing routes, leading to a dangerous environment for both people and wildlife. Despite a long-standing ceasefire, tensions have escalated since 2020, with Morocco gaining diplomatic support for its sovereignty claims. The UN peacekeeping mission's future is uncertain, raising concerns about the ongoing humanitarian crisis and the management of landmines in the region.