The secret of the imminent visit of the Egyptian foreign minister to Iran
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed reported on the movements and efforts of Egypt with the aim of reducing the tension in the Red Sea and reaching a mechanism to solve the political crisis in Yemen through consultation with Ansarullah and Iran.
This media wrote: Cairo is seeking to protect its strategic interests in the region, especially that it has affected the shipping in the Suez Canal and consequently Egypt’s income. Especially since Egypt is suffering from a dangerous economic crisis.
Al-Arabi Al-Jadid wrote: According to the latest statistics published at the end of July, the Suez Canal has lost 4.23% of its revenues compared to last year, especially that some freight companies have changed their routes and chosen alternative routes.
According to information received by Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed, measures will be taken in Cairo to host a delegation from Ansarullah in the coming days with the coordination of Saudi authorities in order to reach a political solution in Yemen. It is going on to bring together the officials of the Transitional Council of Yemen (affiliated to Saudi Arabia) and the officials of Ansarullah. Egypt’s movements in this field are in line with extensive coordination between Cairo, Riyadh and Ankara, who have declared their readiness to play a role in the framework of joint cooperation between Cairo and the two Arab capitals. These measures are in line with a part of Egypt’s broad movements regarding Israel’s war against Gaza and dealing with its consequences in Egypt and the region.
Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed wrote: In this regard, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Ati is scheduled to travel to Tehran in the coming days to discuss joint actions in this field.
Ansarullah’s actions are in favor of Arab and Egyptian security
Our actions undermine Israel’s moves for the Ben Gurin Canal
Al-Hamiri said: The one who ends the American military presence in the Red Sea is definitely an effective power in the world and the region. The brothers in Egypt should know that the embargo on shipping against the Israeli enemy in the Red Sea will destroy the enemy’s hopes and movements to create the Ben-Gurin Canal, and hence Yemen’s action is in line with supporting the Suez Canal.
Any action that does not lead to the end of the Gaza war and its siege is a useless action
Nasr al-Din Amer, vice president of Yemen’s Ansarullah Media Organization, told Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed: Regardless of the accuracy of this information or its inaccuracy, no issue can affect our operations in the Red Sea. stop unless the war and siege of Gaza ends. Anything other than this is just a futile action.
