Wars in which Western Sahara participated

Western Sahara is a region of ongoing conflict and conflict between Morocco and the Polisario Front since 1975. The main reason for this conflict is Western Sahara's demands for independence. Most of the fighting in Western Sahara took place between Morocco and the Polisario Front. The Polisario Front is a guerrilla movement advocating the independence of Western Sahara. Morocco, on the other hand, sees Western Sahara as part of its territory and maintains control of the region. The conflicts in Western Sahara turned into a war between Morocco and the Polisario Front, which started in 1975 and ended with a ceasefire in 1991. During this period, various conflicts took place between Morocco and the Polisario Front and thousands of people lost their lives. With a decision adopted by the United Nations (UN) in 1991, a ceasefire was declared and it was decided to hold a referendum in Western Sahara. However, this referendum has still not taken place and the status of Western Sahara remains unclear. In addition to the conflicts in Western Sahara, there are also diplomatic struggles between Morocco and the Polisario Front. The Polisario Front has the support of many countries that recognize Western Sahara as an independent state. Morocco, on the other hand, is recognized by many countries that accept Western Sahara as their territory. The outcome of the conflicts in Western Sahara is still uncertain and many uncertainties remain about the future of the region. These conflicts negatively affect the lives of civilians and bring about the refugee problem. The international community is making various attempts to find a solution to the Western Sahara problem, but a permanent solution has not been achieved yet.