Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdul Atti said a few days ago that the Egyptian military has been stationed in Saudi Arabia for several months to support Saudi defense efforts. Abdulati said in an interview broadcast on France 24 on the evening of the 9th that the Egyptian parliament has authorized President Sisi to take the measures he deems necessary to strengthen Saudi Arabia's defense capabilities. “Saudi security is part of Egypt's security.” Abdulati said that the military support provided by Egypt is strictly defensive in nature, the scope of activities is limited to Saudi territory, and it will not enter Yemen. He also said that Egypt will protect important facilities in Saudi Arabia, but did not disclose further details. In response to claims that the Houthis in Yemen viewed Egypt's move as a declaration of war, Abdulati said that Egypt's move was entirely defensive. Egypt advocates easing the situation and resolving the issue through political means rather than resorting to military confrontation.

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