Taba bombing An unknown strike on the cities of Taba and Nuweiba, and Egypt launches a statement with a decisive response. Will Egypt officially enter the war?

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The beginning is in Taba, Egypt, where the Egyptian Armed Forces announced the downing of an unidentified drone this Friday morning in Taba. The military spokesman's statement explained that the plane crashed next to a building next to Taba Hospital, and the accident resulted in minor injuries to 6 people who were discharged from the hospital after receiving the necessary first aid, and the accident is under investigation. The Israeli army indicated that the matter is still under investigation, following up, according to our assessment, on the injury suffered by Egypt as a result of this threat.

He explained that Israel is with Egypt and the United States and is strengthening protection in the region in the face of threats coming from the Red Sea vicinity. Egyptian media reported at dawn on Friday that a missile had fallen in Taba, Egypt, injuring 5 people and causing damage to a residential building. The Israeli army confirmed that it was aware of a security incident near its Red Sea border with Egypt early Friday, following reports of an explosion in the city of Taba, according to what Reuters reported. The army added: “We are aware that a security incident occurred, but it occurred outside our borders.”

In the same context, two Egyptian security sources told Reuters on Friday that a projectile fell on the city of Nuweiba overlooking the Red Sea, and that the authorities were still collecting more information about the incident, following the Taba incident, which a spokesman for The Egyptian army said it was caused by the fall of an unidentified drone. The two security sources added that the projectile fell in the desert land of the city of Nuweiba, and an eyewitness told Reuters that he heard a strong explosion, and clouds of dust were seen in the distance. An informed source told the Egyptian Cairo News Channel that a strange object fell near the Nuweiba power station.

For its part, the Israeli army commented on an incident in which the Egyptian city of Nuweiba, overlooking the Red Sea, was hit by a projectile on Friday. Israeli army spokesman, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Hajari, commented on reports that missiles hit the cities of Taba and Nuweiba in Sinai, saying: An air threat was detected in the Red Sea region, and fighter aircraft were damaged due to the threat and the matter is currently under investigation. He added: It is our understanding that the damage in Egypt stemmed from this threat.. Israel will work with Egypt and the United States to tighten defense in the region against threats coming from the Red Sea.

In another context, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced on Thursday that the United States had carried out strikes against two facilities used by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and “groups affiliated with it” in eastern Syria. The Pentagon announced these strikes after President Joe Biden sent a letter to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warning him that any attack on American forces threatens to expand the scope of the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. White House spokesman John Kirby said, "A direct message was sent. I will not go any further." “The precision strikes in self-defense are a response to a series of ongoing, and mostly unsuccessful, attacks against American personnel in Iraq and Syria by Iranian-backed militias that began on October 17,” Secretary Austin said in a statement. According to the Pentagon, an American citizen died of a heart attack while hiding during one of these attacks, and 21 others were slightly injured but have since returned to work. Austin said that Biden ordered these strikes “in order to make it clear that the United States will not tolerate attacks like this and will defend itself, its people, and its interests.” Austin stressed that "these self-defense strikes, well directed, (...) are separate from the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, and do not constitute a change in our approach" to this war.

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