Morocco has vowed to maintain the ceasefire in Western Sahara after the end of the UN mission: Moroccan media is committed to the ceasefire, and King Mohammed VI has called for vigilance to protect the country's territorial integrity and security, the Royal Palace said. After 35 years of monitoring the ceasefire, the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara has ended, following the Security Council's failure to renew its mandate. The UN mission has shown itself unable to ensure compliance with the ceasefire, and its initial roles are now obsolete, the royal palace said. Subscribe to Sputnik Africa | X.

Morocco has vowed to maintain the ceasefire in Western Sahara after the end of the UN mission: Moroccan media is committed to the ceasefire, and King Mohammed VI has called for vigilance to protect the country's territorial integrity and security, the Royal Palace said. After 35 years of monitoring the ceasefire, the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara has ended, following the Security Council's failure to renew its mandate. The UN mission has shown itself unable to ensure compliance with the ceasefire, and its initial roles are now obsolete, the royal palace said. Subscribe to Sputnik Africa | X.