Sisi: Egypt Defends Saudi, Not Yemen
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi clarified that Egypt's military efforts are focused on defending Saudi Arabia and its borders, affirming that Egypt does not intend to launch an attack on Yemen. He emphasized that Arab national security is indivisible, and that Gulf stability is linked to Egyptian security. Egypt would defend any Arab country if asked, in accordance with the established principles of Egypt's foreign policy, which include non-interference in internal affairs and rejection of hostile policies. The Egyptian parliament decided to postpone the vote on authorizing Sisi to send forces to support Saudi Arabia, as the National Defense Council announced that Egypt would provide full support to the Kingdom for its protection. The goal, they stressed, is defense, not war, and any movement by Egypt requires parliamentary approval.
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