We start in egypt where another day of road tests has been marred by bloodshed. Security Officials Say at least 60 people died in clashes nationwide. The violence erupted after thousands of people took to the streets and a socalled day of rage called by the Muslim Brotherhood to protest the hundreds killed in a Police Crackdown earlier in the week. Confrontations continued earlier into the evening as supporters of ousted Mohamed Morsi defied curfew. Islamist groups have called in and to fridays rally. The eu is considering measures in response to the violence, and concerns are growing that the unrest could escalate into an allout armed confrontation. In a show of defiance, thousands of Muslim Brotherhood supporters flooded onto the streets after prayers in cairo in cities across egypt in what organizers are calling a day of rage. Everyone is here to express their opinion. Down with military rule. Down with the old regime. Down with anyone who kills egyptians. The military fired tear ga
We begin with egypt, where islamist protesters are calling for fresh rallies. More than 80 people were killed on friday after supporters of Mohamed Morsi called for a day of wrath. Police in cairo are working to citysa standoff at the mosque. Protesters are refusing to leave the building. Many have fled their to escape the violence. Co protesters have protesters have rallied at the mosque. They are in support of hundreds of more who have barricaded themselves inside the mosque. Tooksupporters of morsi refuge inside. Renewed clashes broke out between their camp and police. The mosque will become a new flashpoint between miller he military appointed government and islamists. Many egyptians are at a loss. Islam nor any other religion allows the destruction of a country for the sake of a presidency. If i have noel as place in my own country. What should i do . I am afraid to walk the streets. Dont walk there, walk here. You will be arrested. Have attempted negotiation with the protesters i
We start in egypt where another day of road tests has been marred by bloodshed. Security Officials Say at least 60 people died in clashes nationwide. The violence erupted after thousands of people took to the streets and a socalled day of rage called by the Muslim Brotherhood to protest the hundreds killed in a Police Crackdown earlier in the week. Confrontations continued earlier into the evening as supporters of ousted Mohamed Morsi defied curfew. Islamist groups have called in and to fridays rally. The eu is considering measures in response to the violence, and concerns are growing that the unrest could escalate into an allout armed confrontation. In a show of defiance, thousands of Muslim Brotherhood supporters flooded onto the streets after prayers in cairo in cities across egypt in what organizers are calling a day of rage. Everyone is here to express their opinion. Down with military rule. Down with the old regime. Down with anyone who kills egyptians. The military fired tear ga
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