According to CoinMeta, on the 26th local time, the Egyptian parliament approved the provision of military support to Saudi Arabia to help it defend against attacks from Yemeni Houthi forces aligned with Iran. As one of the most powerful military forces in the Middle East, whether Egypt will send ground troops overseas for the first time in 35 years since the 1991 Gulf War is of great concern to the international community. It is reported that the Egyptian House of Representatives held three closed-door meetings to discuss the proposal and postponed the vote twice before finally approving it. This means that the constitutional approval process required for Egypt to send troops abroad has been completed. It is still unclear in what form Egypt will provide its support. There are concerns that if Egypt sends ground troops and takes a more active stance in supporting Saudi Arabia, it could lead to an expansion of military confrontation throughout the Middle East region.