Informed sources confirm to Al-Akhbar that communication between the Ansar Allah leadership and the Egyptian government continues regarding the situation in Yemen, and reveal that Sana'a has informed Cairo that its involvement in Yemen is of no interest to Egypt or the Yemenis. According to the information, "the Egyptians are talking about a symbolic force of officers that will help the Saudi forces organize their forces on the border," and that "they are communicating with the Yemenis to calm them down, while Sana'a always prefers to maintain a positive language towards Cairo, and not be drawn into the language of provocation, because it sees this as a Saudi interest, but a diplomatic channel. Advises Egypt not to lead from there, claiming that what the latter calls a defense of Saudi Arabia is aggression against Yemen." The sources add that "the Egyptians want to guarantee that they will receive money."

Informed sources confirm to Al-Akhbar that communication between the Ansar Allah leadership and the Egyptian government continues regarding the situation in Yemen, and reveal that Sana'a has informed Cairo that its involvement in Yemen is of no interest to Egypt or the Yemenis. According to the information, "the Egyptians are talking about a symbolic force of officers that will help the Saudi forces organize their forces on the border," and that "they are communicating with the Yemenis to calm them down, while Sana'a always prefers to maintain a positive language towards Cairo, and not be drawn into the language of provocation, because it sees this as a Saudi interest, but a diplomatic channel. Advises Egypt not to lead from there, claiming that what the latter calls a defense of Saudi Arabia is aggression against Yemen." The sources add that "the Egyptians want to guarantee that they will receive money."