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Egypt's Sissi says he'll defend Saudi Arabia, if asked

Egypt's Sissi vows to defend Saudi Arabia, amid escalating Houthi attacks

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  • Primary Driver: Egypt's Sissi vows to defend Saudi Arabia, amid escalating Houthi attacks
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Saudi Arabia stands to gain significant support in its conflict with Iran-backed Houthi forces. This move is likely in response to recent Houthi attacks on Saudi targets.

Egypt's decision to support Saudi Arabia may be motivated by its own security concerns, as well as its relationship with other regional powers, such as Pakistan and Turkey. These countries have also pledged to defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks.

The reporting on Egypt's pledge of support is consistent across multiple outlets, including Reuters, Arab News, and The New York Times. However, the coverage does not yet specify the extent of Egypt's military involvement or the timeline for its deployment.

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The obvious questions

What prompted Egypt's decision to support Saudi Arabia?

Recent Houthi attacks on Saudi targets, as well as Egypt's own security concerns and relationships with other regional powers

What other countries have pledged to defend Saudi Arabia?

Pakistan and Turkey

What is the current state of the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Houthi forces?

Escalating, with recent attacks on Saudi targets

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