NEW YORK - The United States and Egypt are negotiating a package of assistance to address what American officials described as a worsening security vacuum in the Sinai Peninsula, the New York Times reported Sunday.
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Discussions between the Pentagon and Cairo’s military leaders began following last week’s terror attack in Sinai.
According to the Times, the Pentagon is discussing a variety of options for sharing intelligence with Egypt’s military and police in Sinai. They include intercepts of cellphone or radio conversations of militants suspected of plotting attacks.
