The Egyptian parliament approves sending the army on combat missions abroad.

The Egyptian Council of Representatives unanimously approved the opinions of the members present to send elements of the Egyptian armed forces on combat missions outside the borders of the Egyptian state, to defend Egyptian national security in the western strategic direction against the actions of armed criminal militias and foreign terrorist elements until the end of the mission of the forces.

The Egyptian State Information Service quoted the council’s statement as saying, “Pursuant to the provisions of Article 152 of the Constitution and Article 130 of the Council’s internal regulations, the Council’s Chairman, Dr. Ali Abdel-Aal, invited the members of the Council to convene in a secret session attended by 510 members of the Council, on Monday evening, July 20.

Is underway, to consider approving the dispatch of elements of the Egyptian armed forces on combat missions outside the borders of the Egyptian state, to defend Egyptian national security in the western strategic direction against the actions of armed criminal militias and foreign terrorist elements until the end of the mission of the forces. Parliamentary Adviser Alaa Fouad, and Assistant Minister of Defense Major General Mamdouh Shaheen.

The statement continued: "During this session, the outcomes of the National Defense Council meeting, held yesterday morning Sunday under the chairmanship of the President of the Republic, were reviewed, and the threats that the state is exposed to from the western side, and the threat it poses to Egyptian national security."

The statement added: "The price and the House of Representatives supported and supported the president and members of the efforts made by the armed forces, the nation's shield and its sword, and its faithful patronage of national, Arab, and regional constants. Neither the people one day let the army down, nor the army one day let the people down."

The House of Representatives stressed that the Egyptian nation throughout its history is a nation that calls for peace, but it does not accept infringement or neglecting its rights and is extremely capable of defending itself and its interests and its brothers and neighbors from any danger or threat, and that the armed forces and their leadership have the constitutional and legal license Determine when and where to respond to these threats and threats.

The statement concluded: "The Council unanimously approved the opinions of the deputies present to send elements of the Egyptian armed forces on combat missions outside the borders of the Egyptian state, to defend the Egyptian national security in the western strategic direction against the actions of armed criminal militias and foreign terrorist elements until the mission ends."

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