Morocco Warns of Armed Groups' Threat to Maritime Navigation and Straits
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita warns of growing danger posed by armed groups to state security and maritime passages.

Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita warned Tuesday evening of the growing threat posed by armed groups, describing them as an increasingly serious threat to state security and stability, according to Sky News Arabia.
Bourita pointed out that this threat also extends to maritime navigation, passages, and strategic straits.
The available source did not provide additional details about the specific armed groups referenced in the warning, the geographic region the minister was referring to, or any proposed measures to counter this threat.
Sources
- المغرب يحذر: الجماعات المسلحة تهدد الملاحة والمضائق — Sky News Arabia
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