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Egypt Vows ‘Any Kind’ of Support for Saudis After Houthi Strikes

Egypt said it’s ready to offer any kind of support to Saudi Arabia in its fight with Houthi militants in Yemen, as the conflict spills further into the kingdom with recent strikes on its airports.

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