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Egypt denied sending military forces to war against Yemen Egypt's Foreign Minister "Bader Abdel Ati" announced this Sunday that the parliament's decision to provide military support to Saudi Arabia does not mean that Cairo will send soldiers to fight against Yemen. In this context, Abdul Ati told the Arab news channel "Sky News": Egypt is trying to establish peace in Yemen and return to previous understandings. He also expressed hope that in the coming days we will witness the rule of rationality and return to the negotiating table. The Egyptian Foreign Minister also announced that the country has increased contacts with Tehran, Washington and Riyadh to avoid military tension. Abdul Ati also pointed to Egypt's intensive efforts in coordination with the countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council, Turkey and Pakistan to reduce tensions in the region.

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Egypt denied sending military forces to war against Yemen Egypt's Foreign Minister "Bader Abdel Ati" announced this Sunday that the parliament's decision to provide military support to Saudi Arabia does not mean that Cairo will send soldiers to fight against Yemen. In this context, Abdul Ati told the Arab news channel "Sky News": Egypt is trying to establish peace in Yemen and return to previous understandings. He also expressed hope that in the coming days we will witness the rule of rationality and return to the negotiating table. The Egyptian Foreign Minister also announced that the country has increased contacts with Tehran, Washington and Riyadh to avoid military tension. Abdul Ati also pointed to Egypt's intensive efforts in coordination with the countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council, Turkey and Pakistan to reduce tensions in the region.

Egypt denied sending military forces to war against Yemen Egypt's Foreign Minister "Bader Abdel Ati" announced this Sunday that the parliament's decision to provide military support to Saudi Arabia does not mean that Cairo will send soldiers to fight against Yemen. In this context, Abdul Ati told the Arab news channel "Sky News": Egypt is trying to establish peace in Yemen and return to previous understandings. He also expressed hope that in the coming days we will witness the rule of rationality and return to the negotiating table. The Egyptian Foreign Minister also announced that the country has increased contacts with Tehran, Washington and Riyadh to avoid military tension. Abdul Ati also pointed to Egypt's intensive efforts in coordination with the countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council, Turkey and Pakistan to reduce tensions in the region.

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