Egypt's military support across Arab regions
Egypt's history of military engagement beyond its borders includes multiple operations aimed at protecting and supporting sisterly Arab states. It began with the movement of its forces to Palestine on May 15, 1948, to participate in the First Arab-Israeli War. This was followed by involvement in supporting the Republicans in Yemen starting in 1962. Egypt also intervened in the liberation of Kuwait in 1990-1991 as part of the international coalition against the Iraqi invasion. Most recently, Egypt has participated in United Nations peacekeeping missions since 1960 in various African countries, sending multi-purpose forces to ensure stability and maintain peace in conflict zones.
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