Sahara: Dublin Does Not Recognize Self-Proclaimed SADR, a Slap in the Face of Polisario and Algerian Junta

The Irish diplomacy has affirmed that it does NOT recognize the self-proclaimed SADR, dealing another hard blow to the Algerian regime and its Polisario puppet, becoming a liability and persona non-grata worldwide.
Both the Algerian junta and the Polisario have been ridiculed for falsely labeling a private visit paid lately by Polisario chief to Dublin as an official visit to the Republic of Ireland for geopolitical gains.
But, all their plans and propaganda campaigns have failed when the embassy of Ireland in Rabat exposed the lies of the Algeria-backed Polisario armed militias.
“Ireland does NOT recognize SADR. The visit of Polisario representatives to Ireland last week was a private visit, not on foot of an official visit”, affirmed the Irish embassy in a statement posted on its twitter account this weekend.
“Ireland’s longstanding position on the Sahara is one of full support of the UN-led process and the Secretary General’s efforts to bring about a definitive and mutually acceptable political settlement on this issue”, said the European diplomatic representation, knocking out the Algerian regime which has spent millions of U.S. petrodollars on a lost cause.
In a brief statement, the Irish presidency also said: “President Michael D. Higgins receives Brahim Ghali, secretary-general of Polisario, on a courtesy call”.
It was just a courtesy visit with some souvenir photos no more no less. Yet, the Algerian regime and Polisario media outlets tried to deceive their public opinion, reporting a diplomatic achievement in a bid to divert attention from worsening socioeconomic crises in Tindouf camps and Algeria.
Furthermore, neither the Presidency of Ireland nor the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs have issued a press release on the visit of Polisario representatives, reflecting the failure of the agenda of separatism and division supported by the Algerian regime which has lost all credibility.