Key Points
- Iran announced that it has no involvement in the drone attack on Egypt
- Two ships caught fire at the port of Damietta in Egypt
- US President Donald Trump commented on the issue
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The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced that it has no involvement in the drone attack on Egypt. The ministry's spokesperson, Ismail Bekayi, stated that 'Iran's respectful policy towards Egypt's sovereignty and territorial integrity is clear to everyone.' It was reported that two ships caught fire at the port of Damietta in Egypt, and the fire was caused by a kamikaze drone attack.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Erakchi warned about Israel's provocations in the region, stating that Egypt's security is of utmost importance to Iran. US President Donald Trump commented on the issue, saying 'I have been briefed on the matter. The situation seems to be more or less the same, but it will become clearer.' The Houthis in Yemen denied allegations that they targeted two ships at the port of Damietta, claiming that maritime traffic in the Red Sea is safe and there is no need for concern.
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- Is Iran involved in the drone attack on Egypt?
- No, the Iranian Foreign Ministry announced that it has no involvement in the attack
- What happened at the port of Damietta in Egypt?
- Two ships caught fire at the port, and the fire was caused by a kamikaze drone attack
- What did US President Donald Trump say about the issue?
- He said 'I have been briefed on the matter. The situation seems to be more or less the same, but it will become clearer.'
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