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Egypt is preparing to back Saudi Arabia in its conflict with Yemen's Houthis. President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has urged parliament to authorize overseas troop d…
Egypt is preparing to back Saudi Arabia in its conflict with Yemen's Houthis. President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has urged parliament to authorize overseas troop deployments, saying Cairo stands ready to defend its interests. With insights from journalist and author Hugh Miles.
#dwcurrentaffairs #egypt #saudiarabia
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In the fact Saudi Arabia too weaker than imagine and the finally the king of Saudi Arabia is cowardly man and can't self defense
@@TheGoldennachImported2wk ago
Doesn't Saudi have an alliance with Turkey and Pakistan? Why are they not helping? Why Egypt?
@@IseweinImported2wk ago
Amazing, a German public broadcaster uncritically airing an analyst claiming that there is a "genocide in Palestine"... This is such an utter travesty.
@@Dar-y3dImported2wk ago
Never lift a hand for Palestine but sell out to help the sell out Saudis...regime change un Egypt and Saudi Arabia...let the riots begin
@@alvinseah5423Imported2wk ago
This is great news! With the addition of Egypt to the existing alliance of Pakistan, Saudi and Turkiye, this grand alliance can now be called PEST.
You know Trump is forcing him to get involved or he will be couped in short order.
@@psnarisImported2wk ago
Could it possibly be that the US is putting them up to this?
@@blancarosabeltranvelazquez4176Imported2wk ago
Thank you for sharing this very clear view on the Saudi-Huthies Conflict in the Middle East!.
@@Mo11824Imported2wk ago
First, the Arab Republic of Egypt is a civil state with a civilian government and a republican, democratic system.<br><br>Second, the vote in the House of Representatives was postponed to give the floor to members who requested to speak. Their number exceeds 300, representing more than half of the House members.<br><br>Third, the decision to stand firmly and fully in solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was made in light of the historic relations and strong bonds between the two brotherly peoples, as the two countries constitute the heart of the Arab nation, and out of a firm belief that Saudi national security is intrinsically linked to Egyptian and Arab national security.<br><br>Fourth, Egypt continues to service its debts regularly, maintains a stable credit standing, and has foreign exchange reserves, tourism revenues, and remittances from Egyptians abroad at historic highs. The Egyptian economy also grew by 5.1% in the previous fiscal year, exceeding expectations. Furthermore, Suez Canal transit fee revenues increased by 21.6%, reaching $4.4 billion by the end of fiscal year 2025/2026, compared with approximately $3.6 billion in the preceding fiscal year.
@@RangKlosImported2wk ago
Egypt is laughing very hard.
@@megalaxmax9979Imported2wk ago
Israel bots in comments below, beware viewer.
@@Dubstadt98Imported2wk ago
What Genocide in Palestine are you fantasizing about?
@@MorrisMorgan-zv3wxImported2wk ago
Why did he not offer to protect the Palestinians or maybe they are not his brothers
@@H.rwaticaImported2wk ago
Sh about to go down
@@samgreen23Imported2wk ago
Egypt hasnt cut relations with Israel over a genocide because there isnt one.
@@malikhaji2764Imported2wk ago
Why is this so called expert saying that Israel committed genocide in Gaza? It was Hamas that used civilians as human shields and hospitals as headquarters. Get your facts right.
@@Pooja-647Imported2wk ago
All cowards together still can't fights houthi and Israel. 😂😂😂 dw stop copying palki's news all the time.
@@shreba101Imported2wk ago
Really!!! Pakistan failed to defeat the Houthis even after receiving so much money from Saudi Arabia and Egypt needs to be roped in!!! <br> Maybe Pakistan cannot function without China's help and nuclear blackmail and needs defenseless people such as the people of Afghanistan whom they can bomb and prove how powerful Pakistan is!!!
@@edie7355Imported2wk ago
The US is useless and no help to Saudi Arabia. It's time for Saudi Arabia to pull back all money in the US.
@@sazzbot8874Imported2wk ago
All i am saying. EUrope needs to stay out of this. This is all Israel and USA fault.
@@sazzbot8874Imported2wk ago
So is Egypt planning to send forces to Yemen? or is it all talk?
@@n2201Imported2wk ago
Anybody interested in negotiating? Why all the heat?
@@justinbieber3957Imported2wk ago
Won't hold my breath MBS, maybe advance payment / deposit will do
@@danthewalkingmanen-dorsetg8521Imported2wk ago
About time
@@jazzechosenImported2wk ago
Egypt is lying again, they just want the money from the Saudis and will stall the process. Egypt is only good at backing terrorsit groups
@@BWAGroupageImported2wk ago
Dont know why ethiopia will want to engage with US allies
@@elettnerImported2wk ago
Egypt is under the impression that the US still counts in the Middle East. It doesn't. Egypt siding with the US and SA implies it's siding with Israel, they better wake up before doing it.
Egypt is preparing to back Saudi Arabia in its conflict with Yemen's Houthis. President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has urged parliament to authorize overseas troop deployments, saying Cairo stands ready to defend its interests. With insights from journalist and author Hugh Miles.
#dwcurrentaffairs #egypt #saudiarabia
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