Two Moroccans managed, on Tuesday, to flee Tindouf camps, and joined the motherland, Morocco. Mohamed Lamine Ali Salek, 27, and Ali Salek Abdelwadoud, 20, told MAP that their decision was due to the state of despair which prevails in these camps, and to the inhumane treatment inflicted by the Polisario separatists on the Sahraoui population.
Mr. Ali Salek also noted that he had undergone military training at the hands of the Polisario with the aim of carrying out terror acts in Morocco. It is worth mentioning that Thousands of Sahraouis are held against their will on the Tindouf camps, after having been lured into joining the movement of Polisario in the late 70s.
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