Algeria arrests 60 Moroccans suspected of sabotage plots

⚠️ Urgent - Flash Radio tracks this situation in real time Algeria claims to have arrested around 60 Moroccans near Oran, suspected of preparing sabotage acts on its territory. The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) made this announcement on Sunday, October 11, 2026, amid persistent diplomatic tensions with Morocco. Relations between the two countries, already deteriorating for five years, are now marked by a climate of mutual suspicion and distrust. The DGSN clarified that the suspects were involved in a sabotage operation, although details remain unclear. The absence of reaction ⏱️ 1 min of reading The facts and recent developments This case, which has generated much debate, raises questions about the nature of the suspected preparations and the motivations of the arrested individuals. The lack of clarity from Algerian authorities has made it difficult to assess the facts. Tunisian and international media are waiting for more details on the charges against the suspects and the evidence available. The international community, particularly neighboring countries, is closely following this situation, fearing a regional escalation of tensions. Tunisian diplomats, though neutral, are questioning the implications of this arrest within the context of the complex relations between the three countries. In the face of the lack of official communication from Rabat, Algerian authorities remain discreet, which has intensified the ambiguity around the case. Expert analyses suggest that this arrest could be linked to broader investigations into transnational activities. The diplomatic tensions between Algeria and Morocco, which have been eroding for several years, could be exacerbated by this situation. The role of Tunisia, as a mediator country, remains to be observed, particularly in promoting constructive dialogue between