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  1. Algeria supports Polisario in Western Sahara, while Morocco claims sovereignty over the territory, alongside political updates involving Massad Boulos and Donald Trump.

Morocco is naming a highway after Donald Trump, connecting Dakhla to Laayoune, a city in Western Sahara.

28 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 4
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Morocco is naming a highway after Donald Trump, connecting Dakhla to Laayoune, a city in Western Sahara.

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Algeria supports Polisario in Western Sahara, while Morocco claims sovereignty over the territory, alongside political updates involving Massad Boulos and Donald Trump.

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  • middle-east-online.comTrump thanks Morocco for highway honour as ties gather momentum | MEO
  • yahoo.comTrump Is Celebrating A Highway Being Named After Him. There's No Evidence It Even Happened.
  • forbes.comNewest Trump Landmark Is A Highway In Sahara Desert, Apparently
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