El-Sisi: Egypt Rejects Red Sea Militarization, Concerned over Escalating Horn of Africa Tensions
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The President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, at the plenary meeting of the summit of Russia – Africa in Moscow declared the militarization of the Red Sea area unacceptable. Egypt's authorities considered the build-up of a military presence in the region unacceptable, transmitting TASS. "We are following with deep concern the developments on the African continent and consider the militarization of the Red Sea unacceptable," said Al-Sisi. The Egy…
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Egyptian President Sisi said in Moscow that his country opposes the militarization of the Red Sea and the military presence of non-seaboard countries on the Red Sea coast. Sisi was also concerned about tensions in the Horn of Africa and called for an end to the war in Sudan.
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