Egypt’s top security body agrees to help Saudi Arabia defend itself against Houthi attacks
Egypt's president said the country would defend Saudi Arabia if asked, citing escalating attacks by Houthi rebels on the kingdom. Egypt's parliament held an emergency session to consider this offer. On Sunday, Egypt's top security body formally agreed to support Saudi Arabia against the Houthi fighters, who are backed by Iran. This represents a significant expansion of the conflict in Yemen.
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4 sourcesEgypt’s president vows to use ‘any measure’ to defend Saudi Arabia and seeks authorization to deploy troops abroad as battle against Houthis escalates
Egypt prepared to defend Saudi Arabia after deadly Houthi airport attack
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8 articlesExplainer-What's behind Egypt's move towards possible military involvement in Saudi-Yemen conflict?
Egypt says ready to give Saudi Arabia necessary support amid Houthi conflict
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2 developments- Oct 17Egypt's Sisi seeks parliament's backing to help defend Saudi Arabia if asked
- Oct 18Egypt’s top security body agrees to help Saudi Arabia defend itself against Houthi attacks
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