OUR Egypt put the brake on plan to secretly supply missiles to Russia last month, after negotiations with senior US officials, making a final decision to produce munitions for Ukraine, according to five leaked US intelligence documents, This is stated in an exclusive message from the Washington Post.

Last week, an American newspaper published a document revealing Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s secret plan to supply Russia with more 40,000 sacr-45 – which can be used in the Russian multiple launch rocket system. Sisi ordered the plan to be kept secret “to avoid trouble with the West,” the document said.

However, new documents that The Washington Post obtained from materials allegedly posted on Discord (sb: messaging and digital distribution platform) of a member of the Massachusetts Army National Guard appears to indicate that Sisi backtracked on Moscow’s aid plan in early March, which, had it been implemented, would have been a major blow to himself.” generous” ally of Cairo, the United States.

Egypt, despite long-standing diplomatic and military relations with Russia, has been a key US partner in the Middle East for decades, receiving $1 billion in military aid annually.

New leaked document shows impending diplomatic victory for the Beide administrationn., when Egypt canceled a deal with Moscow and approved the sale of 152-mm and 155-mm artillery shells to the United States for transfer to Ukraine.

Taken together, the documents leaked so far testify to the quiet diplomacy of the United States in favor of Ukraine, both in terms of allies and military supplies.

It is recalled that a few days ago, dozens of top-secret documents were leaked to the network, revealing secret information about high-ranking officials of the US military and intelligence agencies.

Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard who led the Thug Shaker Central, a group of 20 to 30 people united by a common interest in guns, racist memes and video games, was arrested last Thursday on suspicion of leaking hundreds of pages of classified information. documentation.

Source: Washington Post.