Houthi Leader Criticizes Sisi Over Egypt
The article discussed statements made by a Houthi leader, who criticized Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's recent statement about readiness to defend Saudi Arabia. He compared Egypt's stance to a decline in its independence and submission to Saudi influence. The leader referred to historical examples, such as Egypt's intervention in Yemen during Nasser's era, expressing hope that Cairo would take a neutral position rather than engage militarily, emphasizing that any Egyptian intervention could serve the interests of hostile parties. He also warned that Egypt's military support for Saudi Arabia might put it in a position that benefits the Muslim Brotherhood. Additionally, he pointed out that Yemen had looked to Egypt as an impartial mediator rather than becoming a participant in the conflict.
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