Egypt has amassed 40,000 troops at the border! Special forces are on standby.

04.09.2025 03:58

As Israel moves to the second phase of operations aimed at the complete occupation of Gaza, Egypt is engulfed by fears of potential migration. Egypt has deployed a force consisting of tanks, special units, and air defense systems along the border. Additionally, 40,000 soldiers have been sent to the Sinai Peninsula.

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While Israel continues its genocide in Gaza in front of the whole world, tensions in the region have escalated. Israel has entered the second phase of the Gideon operations, which foresee the complete occupation of Gaza. With this frightening development, the possibility of mass migration of Gazans has strengthened.

EGYPT HAS SENT 40,000 SOLDIERS TO THE SINAI PENINSULA

Egypt, which is expected to be most affected in the first phase of the possible migration, is also worried. Egypt has taken action against the possibility of mass migration of Palestinians. Egypt has sent 40,000 soldiers to the Sinai Peninsula. This decision has been recorded as one of the largest military deployments in recent years. Additionally, it has deployed a unit consisting of M60 tanks, special forces, and air defense systems along the border line.

"SINAI CANNOT BE ALTERNATIVE LAND FOR PALESTINIANS"

The military deployment in question was carried out under the instruction of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and is considered one of the most serious security moves in the region. Intense security measures have been taken around Rafah and Sheikh Zuweid. Egypt's move has been interpreted as a message to both Israel and the world: "Borders cannot be violated. Sinai cannot be 'alternative land' for Palestinians."

"THOSE WHO VIOLATE OUR LAND WILL FACE SEVERE CONSEQUENCES"

The Cairo administration frequently reiterates that a possible passage from Gaza to Sinai is unacceptable, while North Sinai Governor Khalid Megawar warned, "Those who violate our land will face unexpected and severe consequences."