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Turkey and Egypt Strengthen Security Cooperation Amid Middle East Conflict
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First reported by Globes · 6 hours ago
What happened
Turkey and Egypt have enhanced their military and diplomatic cooperation amid ongoing Middle East conflicts, conducting joint exercises and high-level meetings despite past tensions. Shared security concerns over regional threats have driven this unexpected partnership, even as Israel watches Egypt's military growth with caution.
- 01Turkey and Egypt recently conducted joint military exercises involving F-16 fighter jets in both countries.
- 02Presidents Erdoğan and el-Sisi met in Cairo in February 2026 to discuss security cooperation.
- 03Turkey's ties with Egypt were previously strained due to Erdoğan's Muslim Brotherhood links and maritime disputes.
- 04Shared concerns over Iranian proxies and regional instability have driven the new security partnership.
- 05Egypt's military buildup raises concerns in Israel despite the existing peace treaty.
- 06Turkey views Israel as a major regional threat, promoting conspiracy theories about its ambitions.
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