Egypt's president says Saudi Arabia's security is a 'red line'

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized that any targeting of Saudi Arabia has a direct impact on both Arab and Egyptian national security, stressing that the Kingdom’s security and stability are a red line.

Speaking at a Ramadan iftar hosted by the Police Academy, held alongside the graduation ceremony for a new class of academy students, El-Sisi said there are positions that reflect the core principles of Egyptian policy. He added: "What matters to us is the security of Saudi Arabia and ensuring it is not compromised, as well as maintaining its stability and reducing tensions in the region."

He also affirmed the deep and enduring strategic partnership between the two countries, describing it as a fundamental pillar of regional stability.