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Egyptian Foreign Minister's to the UN Security Council on the developments of the Ethiopian dam: Egypt is almost entirely dependent on the Nile River for its renewable water resources, which are indispensable for meeting the vital humanitarian needs and basic rights of Egyptians. Although the Nile River has experienced successive flood seasons above average in recent years, which has relatively protected Egypt from serious damage, the continuation of Ethiopian policies, as announced by the Ethiopian PM on August 26, 2024, could pose an existential threat to Egypt, as well as the rights and interests of 150 million citizens in the two downstream countries, and thus jeopardize regional and international peace and security. After exhausting all peaceful means, including repeatedly resorting to the Security Council, in the hope of convincing Ethiopia to desist from its illegal unilateral policies and accept any of the existing compromises that balance the interests and rights of all parties, the Government of Egypt is ready to exercise its right to defend and protect the rights and interests of the Egyptian people, in accordance with the United Nations Charter. Egypt urges the Security Council to assume its responsibilities under Article 24 of the United Nations Charter, by taking appropriate measures to ensure that Ethiopia stops its illegal unilateral practices in the Nile Basin
Egyptian Foreign Ministry in a letter to the Security Council: Ethiopia continues to stir up trouble with its neighbors and threatens regional stability
Ethiopia after arrival of Egyptian troops in Mogadishu says that “forces” that try to fuel tension to achieve their short-term goals must bear dire consequences
Two C-130 Egyptian military aircrafts have arrived at Mogadishu airport on Tuesday carrying equipment and personnel, sources. nnSomalia and Egypt are strengthening their military cooperation amid bitter dispute between Somalia and Ethiopia
Cairo reiterated to all parties that it will not accept any Israeli presence at the Rafah crossing or the Philadelphi corridor, according to senior Egyptian source, cited by Sky News Arabia
Egypt warns of the dangers of opening a new war front in Lebanon after Israel-Hezbollah escalation, and stresses the importance of preserving Lebanon’s "stability and sovereignty and sparing it the dangers of the region slipping into a state of comprehensive instability"
Israeli official: Despite the escalation with Lebanon, the negotiation summit in Cairo regarding the Gaza hostage deal will take place today as planned. The Israeli negotiations team - Mossad director, Shin Bet chief and Israeli army general Nitzan Alon are expected to travel to Cairo later today for a meeting with CIA director Bill Burns, Qatari Prime Minister and Egyptian intelligence chief
President Biden asked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to agree to pull Israeli forces back from part of the Egypt-Gaza border during the first phase of the hostage and ceasefire deal. Netanyahu agreed to withdraw one position, - @axios
Israel delegation arrives Cairo for more talks with Egypt and US on the future of Philadelphi Corridor, one of the main obstacles in the talks with Hamas
US envoy to Sudan leaves Cairo without speaking to the Port Sudan delegation because of their outrageous violation of protocol. Shortly before the meeting, the delegation was expanded to include an intelligence officer and 2 members of the armed movements
Scoop on @kann_news: In recent days, the mediators, Qatar and Egypt, have warned the US: there is little chance that Hamas will agree to the proposal you formulated
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