An military official high-level
Thursday that the Egyptian military detained isolated President Mohamed Morsi,
while political and security Tensions throughout the different parts of Egypt
raised, killing at least 14 people in clashes bloody between supporters and
opponents, while the army troops centers blockaded gathered supporters for a
berth in the field Rabaa Adaweya in the vicinity of Cairo University.
High-ranking military official has
confirmed in the early Thursday morning, told the French press that the
Egyptian army detained Mohamed Morsi. The official Said, who declined to be
identified that Morsi "preventively detained", hinting at the
possibility of charges against him.
Jihad Haddad, spokesman for the
Muslim Brotherhood to which he belongs Morsi has said this morning that Morsi
is moved alone to the Ministry of Defense, and after that he said earlier that
"Morsi and all the Presidential team are under house arrest in the club of
the Republican Guard," he said, adding that his father which is a
right-hand Morsi also detainee.
This came while the Al-Ahram
government newspaper reported in the number of Egyptian Thursday that Egyptian
security forces ordered the arrest of 300 members in the organization of the
Muslim Brotherhood. The Interior Ministry official told the French press that
search is underway for members of the Brotherhood after the issuance of arrest
warrants against them.
The security forces have arrested
yesterday evening Saad Katatni, head of the Freedom and Justice Party offshoot
of the Muslim Brotherhood, in addition to Rashad Bayoumi, deputy leader of the
group.
Dead and clashes
On the other hand, the security
and political tension rose in different parts of Egypt by killing at least 14
people in bloody clashes between supporters and opponents.
The bloodiest clashes occurred in
Matrouh Governorate, where eight people were killed and at least dozens
wounded. The security manager in the city that two army soldiers were killed,
while six of Morsi supporters were killed in clashes with army forces in the
vicinity of the General Court building of the province.
Were also wounded in the clashes,
five soldiers after Morsi supporters stormed a police station in the city of
Daba one of the cities Matrouh Governorate and fully burned, and burned seven
police cars.
In the meantime In Alexandria,
emergency management said that three people were shot dead in clashes
intervened where the police forces and the army. It also resulted in clashes,
according to the Middle East News Agency injuring 83 people. A witness told
Reuters that about 2,000 people surrounded a number of Morsi supporters in a
mosque in the area where the clashes took place.
In the city of Minya in southern
Egypt, a security source said that the three members of the Muslim Brotherhood,
which belongs to Morsi, were killed in clashes with troops from the army and
police. Also a police officer wounded and a conscript, Morsi supporters stormed
the General Court of the province of Minya and pelted the security directorate
building.
In the town of Kafr el-Sheikh in
the Nile Delta, more than a hundred people injured e - some of them in serious
condition - in clashes shots were used cartridges and Molotov cocktails and
stones. In Fayoum, the number of injured in the clashes to 70, including five
in serious condition.
18 people were killed and
hundreds wounded in a gun attack on protestors Morsi supporters on Tuesday
night in front of Cairo University.
Tension in Rabaa the Adaweya
This came as a state of tension
dominated the crowd in Rabaa Adaweya field in the vicinity of the University of
Cairo, amid fears of clashes with the forces of the army and police.
A member of the High Commission
for the Freedom and Justice Party Mohamed El-Beltagy of Rabaa Adaweya field, the
field is under siege from army tanks, saying that what happened was a military
coup against legitimacy, and called to face impeachment resolutions.
Egyptian authorities have banned
television from the Rabaa Adaweya area and prevented journalists from reaching
there, amid reports of shooting and the threat of the protestors.
In the meantime, the Egyptian
authorities cut for several channels broadcast satellite channel on her head
"Egypt 25". A witness told Reuters that police had arrested eight of
broadcasters and workers were at the channel "Egypt 25", and
transmission parts for channels other religious are: people, compassion, and
Hafiz, the channels are classified as belonging to the Islamic trend was in
favor of the President of the isolated Mohamed Morsi.
For his part, the leader of the
Muslim Brotherhood Gamal Heshmat said the group does not intend to use
violence, he said, adding "there is no direction at all about the
violence, the Muslim Brotherhood did not establish peaceful because the issue
of violence in defense of their rights is stronger than a military coup."
In contrast, the armed forces
issued a statement saying it would not allow assaulting belonging to the
Islamic trend.
The news agency quoted the Middle
East, the Egyptian spokesman of the Armed Forces, Colonel Ahmed Mohammed Ali
said, "to the youth of Egypt of religious currents in various forms and
orientations none of the Egyptians doubt your patriotism, pertinence,
dedication and sincere supporting in favor of this country and submitted you
like the rest of the Egyptians”.
He added, "We emphasize that
the actions taken by the General Command of the Armed Forces in line with a
number of national and religious symbols and young people were not directed at
all against you, but she did not minimize your role and prestige in the
Egyptian national march."
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