Could Egypt, Turkey or Pakistan Send Troops to Yemen
What do you make of the, um, the reports that
Egypt,
uh, Egypt, Turkey, and potentially Syria may send troops into
Saudi?
And I think there's a lot of reports that Syria could send troops all the way
into
Yemen.
Um, does that worry you, and do you think that's a possibility?
And do you think also that likelihood of these countries joining
the war increases
if Saudi territory is invaded by the, by the Houthis, by Ansar Allah?
Uh, I don't think, I mean, for Egypt, uh, to be honest with you, I don't think that
Egypt will, will, will, will, will take any part in the
shed of the, uh, shedding, uh, Yemeni blood or to send their troops
inside
Yemen. They could just, uh, send troops as kind of a protection,
uh, to, uh, Saudi, uh, in Saudi Arabia, like, you know, uh,
um, uh, air defense and things like that.
But I don't believe, I mean, Egypt is, is bigger, uh, than that.
And they know that Yemen is, will, will be the only country
if Egypt will come
under attack from the Zionists. They know that Yemen,
it could be the only country
in the region that will, uh, fight, uh, for Egypt and try, uh, to
defend Egypt against any, uh, attack in, in the future.
But of course, uh, because the, uh, Saudis and, uh, uh,
um, uh, the, the Egyptian government, they have a good, uh, relation, and
if they call them to come, uh, to, to, to protect, as Sisi said,
"We will not go to Yemen. We will not fight Yemen.
We will only protect Saudi Arabia." But I believe this protection actually
will
not make any difference. United State has tried that.
Saudi, I mean, spent, uh, just in the last year, eighty-five
bi-billions of dollar in buying weapons, the largest, uh, uh, like,
uh, country that, uh, buy weapons, uh, uh, for, uh, in
the world. So what will actually Egypt do?
And to be honest, the Egyptian people, they are actually,
al-almost all of them, they are, uh, supporting, uh, Yem- uh, here, the Yemeni
people in, in their fight against Saudi Arabia,
in their previous fight with the
Zionists, with as well the prosperity, uh, guardian.
Uh, but, uh, as well, Turkey, I think it will be the same, and Pakistan.
But I could, I could believe that maybe Turkey and Pakistan, uh,
they might
get, i-in a way, uh, involved, like by sending, uh,
troops, uh, to Yemen. And let me make it clear, any country
that will,
uh, uh, uh, be responsible directly in shedding the
blood of the Yemenis, this mean that Yemen
will declare a war against it, and it will block it from the Red Sea.
This is the first step that will be, uh, taken.
And if Yemen will have, uh, weapons that could reach, uh, or missiles, which I
think they have, uh, toward Turkey and Pakistan, I believe that they will not
hesitate to launch missiles against Turkey and Pakistan.
And it's not because that we are now at the Red Sea
or at Bab el-Mandab.
Yemen was in control of the Red Sea ever since two thousand twenty-three.
They were launching missiles against the Zionists state ships in the entire Red
Sea, in Bab el-Mandab, as well in the Gulf of Aden
and in the Arabian Sea.
So you don't need actually to be right by the sea to launch
missile. It will be as well stupid to launch
missiles from an open area.
So they always launch their missiles, which they have, I think,
that could exceed
the range of, uh, one thousand to two thousand, uh,
kilometers to target any
ship, uh, uh, uh, around, uh, Yemen.
Uh, they, they do have that missile, and they were the, the, uh,
the first country
to use anti-ship, uh, ballistic missile in, in, in,
in the world.
That's why I believe that, that maybe Turkey and, and Egypt could,
like, uh,
directly interfere in, in, in Yemen, uh, or even as, by even
sending like troops or sending as well like, uh, advisors
and officers,
uh, of the Saudi, uh, backed forces in, in many area in, inside
Yemen.
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