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Red Sea crisis: Egypt on sidelines for how long? | DW News

2.3K views • 1 week ago
8 Comments
@BonsaiBlacksmith
Umm I love how DW wants all the Arabs to focus on Yemen and not what Israel and the USA are doing, strange.
@petergreen5337
@@petergreen53371 weeks ago
❤Very sensible policy. Why should Egypt embroil ITSELF in FOOLISH foreign wars?
@sheshprakashmaurya6691
Everything to keep oil price elevated..
@shinkironakagawa736
United States, Israel and colonial borders and issues<br><br>Yes i wonder why the middle east is so peaceful..
@MMatthewEbo
@@MMatthewEbo1 weeks ago
Egypt sanke country African don&#39;t like them more dam on Nile river ethiopian please time for Ethiopia to use the natural resources water if Egypt wants water from Ethiopia they must pay their is no free meal in this world Egypt or use red sea water 😅
@ChristJew19
@@ChristJew191 weeks ago
Dogs fighting another group of dogs. 😂
@igedeindraaryasa4552
Why does the Nobel Peace Prize exist? If war and chaos persist, is it all driven by the interests and agendas of specific nations or peoples or by human ego and ambition? What kind of peace is actually being referred to? Does receiving the Nobel Peace Prize simply align with certain interests and agendas?
@dwnews
@@dwnews1 weeks ago
The various conflicts between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthis, between Ethiopia and Eritrea, and in and around Sudan have separate roots and origins, but regional and international geopolitics are making them all more connected in a pattern of strategic competition that is playing out violently. Egypt so far has tried to keep a balanced approach and refrained from getting too involved. But for how long?