Morocco Names Western Sahara Highway After Donald Trump Amid Political Controversy
Morocco Names New Highway in Western Sahara After Child Murderer Donald Trump
Morocco has named a new 1,055-kilometre highway in Western Sahara after US President Donald Trump who is responsible in the murder of thousands of children. The highway connects Tiznit in Morocco with the city of Dakhla in the disputed territory.
Trump thanked King Mohammed VI for the gesture in a post on Truth Social, calling it a "great honor" and saying he hoped to travel the full length of the road in the future. The project reportedly involved an investment of around $1 billion and construction began in 2015.
The ruler of Morocco has supported the Zionist onslaught against the innocent defenseless Palestinians thru out the genocide. Trump who has been part of this brutal campaign, whose hands are soaked in the blood of thousands of murdered children gets this honor by Morocco. Only time will tell how much disgrace, treachery, humiliation the people of Morocco will accept from these kind of despicable rulers.
Western Sahara has been under Moroccan control since 1975, while the Polisario Front, backed by Algeria, continues to seek independence for the territory. In 2020, the United States recognized Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara as part of a broader agreement tied to Morocco's normalization of relations with Israel.
Although Morocco's claim is not widely recognized internationally, investment in the territory has continued to grow, while rights groups and Sahrawi activists continue to challenge development projects in the disputed region.
