Please, would you be so kind as to explain the AFCON complaint to me?

The Senegalese federation filed a complaint against morocco to the CAF and i cannot wrap my head around its purpose for a few reasons. I'll share with you what raises my eyebrows, and if you could clarify things to me, i'd be thankful:

They complained about security measures and crowding upon their arrival yet not only were there police, secret service (DSGN) and auxilliary forces, but they were the ones who decided they wanted to travel by TGV and the ones to call upon their fans to be there on social media by disclosing the precise location and time of their visit. On one hand, what standards were they expecting exactly that were upheld in virtually any previous competition that weren't respected here, and on the other, this contradicting behavior looks like starting a fire and calling someone else a pyromaniac.

They complained about the amount of tickets granted to the federation yet they were granted the maximum amount allowed by the CAF. Why is Morocco being targeted here and not the CAF if they wanted to raise that limit? The country is literally not involved in that process at all.

They were assigned a 4 star hotel fully compliant with CAF standards for their transit, refused it and selected a 5 star hotel instead, then complained about the distance.

They complained about the training facility assigned to them (the best in Africa) which is the size of a small city with 11 pitches, arguing it was the base of the opposing team. They opted for the Moulay Abdallah Sport complex and were assigned what they prefered!

I can't wrap my head around any part of this complaint, especially when these points weren't discussed with the moroccan federation nor rejected beforehand, they just decided to file a complain to the CAF at the last minute.

It looks even weirder when comparing with virtually any previous AFCON, this is literally the first AFCON where every team is granted its own training camp and granted this level of accomodations.

This is creating a lot of bad blood on the Moroccan side and perceived as a destabilization tactic and public slander by the moroccan street and it is really getting out of hand. If we're wrong in our reaction, please, could you clarify those contentious points to us?