Commenting on the latest Attacks on Tunisia's Ben Guerdan border city, Egyptian President EL Sisi sent a warning. In a telephone call with a nightly show broadcasted in Cairo, EL sisi said Egypt wouldn't want to violate the sovereignty of Libya, but it's capable to take the necessary measures to protect its borders.
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