Can you provide the source.. because that Moroccan video shows the prisoners in 1976
In 1963 Algeria attacked both Morocco ..and Tunisia at point 233!
In January 1976, the Algerian forces attacked the Moroccan Sahara with the aim of occupying the region of Amgala and separating it from Morocco. The Algerian forces suffered a catastrophic failure and a heavy defeat, The Algerian attack was repeated ten days later, forcing the late King Hassan II to send a strongly worded letter to Algerian President Houari Boumediene to warn him of the severity of the Moroccan reaction and the consequences that may result from it.
What was stated in the royal letter, according to several historians, was as follows: “Mr., President of the Algerian Revolution, Houari Boumediene, I am not pleased to address this letter to you, because it does not satisfy us that I am the writer of its text, and because it will inevitably not bring satisfaction and comfort to your souls. Something really astonishing happened.That is, Mr. President, the Royal Armed Forces found themselves on January 29, 1976, facing the Algerian People's National Army in Amgala, which is an integral part of the Moroccan Sahara."
When the late King Hassan II announced in a speech on February 15, 1976 the phrase “I am only waiting for Algeria to declare war on Morocco,” the Algerian Command Council met to issue a statement saying: “There is no war with Morocco for the sake of the Polisario, and no peace with Morocco without the Polisario.” And the Algerian armies which were penetrating inside the Moroccan borders were withdrawn for fear of the strong reaction that might come from the Moroccan side, which might bring woes to Algeria and its people.
This saying has become the doctrine of the Algerian army from that terrible defeat to this day..
Source: "Une Algerie nommee Boumediene" by writer Anja Francius
Facts and relevant information:
In October 1974 the Algerian president supported the territorial demands of the Moroccan Kingdom (the Seventh Arab Summit) ..
On March 13, 1895 the Moroccan-British treaty was signed, which states that no power can claim possession of the territories extending between the Draa Valley and Ras Boujdour, because these territories belong to Morocco in response to Spain’s occupation of the Sahara in 1884
And that the inclusion of the Sahara issue on the agenda of the United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization was done in 1964 at the request of Morocco..
