Egypt Boosts Saudi Defense Amid Red Sea Shipping Loss
Egypt formally committed military support to Saudi Arabia in October 2026, following a $2.2 billion drop in Suez Canal revenue attributed to Houthi attacks.
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All countriesEgypt formally committed military support to Saudi Arabia in October 2026, following a $2.2 billion drop in Suez Canal revenue attributed to Houthi attacks.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has expressed readiness to provide defensive military support to Saudi Arabia, seeking parliamentary approval after a surge in Houthi attacks killed dozens at Saudi airports.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi pledged military support for Saudi Arabia if requested, following a Houthi attack that killed 13 people, and called for an emergency parliamentary session.
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