Kerry resumes formal U.S. security talks with Egypt

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Secretary of State John Kerry restarted “strategic dialogue” with Egyptian officials Sunday after formal security talks with Egypt had been discontinued for six years due to the unrest of the Arab Spring.

This comes two days after the U.S. delivered eight F-16 warplanes to Egypt that the Obama administration has touted as boosting Egypt’s ability to counter terrorism. It is part of a military support package designed to make the region safer from threats like the Islamic State.

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