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Moroccan authorities have been accused of colluding with the US, as this marks the second time Morocco has opened its ports to Israeli-linked military vessels.

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Massive Protest In Morocco As US-flagged Ship With ‘Weapons For Israel’ Docks At Tangier Port

Name: Massive Protest In Morocco As US-flagged Ship With ‘Weapons For Israel’ Docks At Tangier Port
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Description: Moroccan authorities have been accused of colluding with the US, as this marks the second time Morocco has opened its ports to Israeli-linked military vessels.

Moroccan authorities have been accused of colluding with the US, as this marks the second time Morocco has opened its ports to Israeli-linked military vessels.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Massive Protest In Morocco As US-flagged Ship With ‘Weapons For Israel’ Docks At Tangier Port

A massive protest erupted in Morocco as a US-flagged ship, Maersk Denver, carrying alleged weapons for Israel docked at Tangier Port.

Activists condemned the Moroccan government's decision to accept the ship, claiming it would unload its cargo for transport to Israel.

Spain’s refusal to allow the vessel to dock at its ports. Moroccan authorities have been accused of colluding with the US, as this marks the second time Morocco has opened its ports to Israeli-linked military vessels.

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