Special forces from the 1BCA mountain regiment.
Moroccan people lined up in large queues to help with food and other basic necessities.
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Morocco did not ask for any assistance from Algeria, so why have they "allocated" all these resources, as well as making a video serving as a propaganda tool? Please leave your post for another time, not the right time now.Morocco earthquake: Algeria allocates 3 planes to transport the rescue team for civil protection and humanitarian aid
The support and solidarity between the Moroccan people are unbelievable. Thousands of tons of food, and other basic necessities have been gathered, however the hard task still delays a lot of the retribution. The main road connecting the villages to the main roads of the big cities around is blocked by huge stones. Bulldozers are trying their best to remove the rocks while the mountain rocks are still falling down continuously every day. There have also been many aftershocks that forced the army to deploy personnel to walk 1-2 hours on foot to reach the villages. Apart from that airdrops by the Air Force/gendarmerie are continuing however the resources are limited by around 20 helicopters. There are also great difficulties for helicopters to land directly on to the villages because the air pressure makes the homes collapse further, and the mountain debris starts to fall further.
Im well aware of the relationship, and the historical aspect between modern-day Greece/Armenia, and Turkiye. Trust me the relationship between Morocco, and Algeria is 100 times worse. We would be lucky if we even had Greece as our neighbor, at least we could find a common ground between us. Yesterday the lap dog of Algeria, the "Polisario" tried to launch an attack on our soldiers in the Sahara, while the French media are now having a huge media campaign against Our King after we rejected their offer.During times of crises, there's no time for politics. Ukrainian and Russian helpers worked almost next to each other in the relief efforts in Turkey. If Turkey can accept help from Greece and Armenia, Morocco can accept help from Algeria. This is life and death.
Question, why is the Moroccan government is so picky about the help offers? What possible reason could there be to reject the Turkish offer that would come with its own 3 aircraft, vehicles and hundreds of experienced helpers? A400s can land on near anywhere, damaged infrastructure is not an issue.
That is very interesting. Sending an Akıncı all that way under its own power would probably take a day. And it squawks 7600 on fr24.Highly possible that this is a drone! The activity shows that it came from Turkey. Could be Akinci! @Sanchez
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It didn't pass over the algerian airspaceThat is very interesting. Sending an Akıncı all that way under its own power would probably take a day. Spoof maybe?
That is very interesting. Sending an Akıncı all that way under its own power would probably take a day. And it squawks 7600 on fr24.
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Spoof maybe?
No idea what it is, to be honest with you. The possibilities are many, it's still roaming around in the skies as we speak.That is very interesting. Sending an Akıncı all that way under its own power would probably take a day. And it squawks 7600 on fr24.
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Spoof maybe?