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CIVIL WAR CRISIS: TANKS deployed in Cairo to Quell ANTI-Morsi RAGE RIOTS [RAMPAGE & REVOLUTION]
CIVIL WAR CRISIS: TANKS deployed in Cairo to Quell ANTI-Morsi RAGE RIOTS [RAMPAGE & REVOLUTION]
The Egyptian military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the presidential palace in Cairo amid escalating clashes and protests. The Egyptian military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the presidential palace in Cairo amid escalating clashes and protests. Six people have been killed so far -- including journalist Al Hosseini Abou Dief, who died from a shotgun wound -- and around 350 were injured during the ongoing clashes between protesters and government forces. The Egypt Independent newspaper claimed that two of the dead were a woman and teenager. Egypt's Interior Ministry also reported that 32 people were arrested. Three top officials have already resigned over the violence, including the chief of the constitutional committee, Zaghloul El-Balshi, who announced his resignation on Egyptian television on Wednesday night. "I will not participate in a referendum that spilled Egyptian blood, I call on Morsi to cancel the constitutional declaration immediately," Ahram Online quoted El-Balshi as saying. The volatile situation has also led to the resignation of three more of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's advisors: Seif Abdel Fattah, Ayman Sayyad and Amr Leithy. President Morsi planned to appear in public on Wednesday, but cancelled his speech due to the protests. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Hisham Qandil issued a brief statement calling for calm and a "national dialogue." Morsi fled the presidential palace on Tuesday
... - published: 06 Dec 2012
- author: GlobalCrisisWatch
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REVOLUTION: Egypt in state of CIVIL WAR! MILITARY TANKS Deployed in Cairo to quell ANTI-Morsi RIOTS
REVOLUTION: Egypt in state of CIVIL WAR! MILITARY TANKS Deployed in Cairo to quell ANTI-Morsi RIOTS
REVOLUTION: Egypt in state of CIVIL WAR! MILITARY TANKS Deployed in Cairo to quell ANTI-Morsi RIOTS Subscribe for more news: www.youtube.com The Egyptian military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the presidential palace in Cairo amid escalating clashes and protests. The Egyptian military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the presidential palace in Cairo amid escalating clashes and protests. Six people have been killed so far -- including journalist Al Hosseini Abou Dief, who died from a shotgun wound -- and around 350 were injured during the ongoing clashes between protesters and government forces. The Egypt Independent newspaper claimed that two of the dead were a woman and teenager. Egypt's Interior Ministry also reported that 32 people were arrested. Three top officials have already resigned over the violence, including the chief of the constitutional committee, Zaghloul El-Balshi, who announced his resignation on Egyptian television on Wednesday night. "I will not participate in a referendum that spilled Egyptian blood, I call on Morsi to cancel the constitutional declaration immediately," Ahram Online quoted El-Balshi as saying. The volatile situation has also led to the resignation of three more of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's advisors: Seif Abdel Fattah, Ayman Sayyad and Amr Leithy. President Morsi planned to appear in public on Wednesday, but cancelled his speech due to the protests. Meanwhile
... - published: 06 Dec 2012
- author: GlobalCrisisNews
14:04
After Deadly Clashes in Cairo, Egypt Faces Largest Political Crises Since Revolution Began
After Deadly Clashes in Cairo, Egypt Faces Largest Political Crises Since Revolution Began
Visit www.democracynow.org to watch more reports on Democracy Now!, an independent, global news hour that airs weekdays on 1100+ TV and radio stations. The Egyptian army has deployed tanks outside the presidential palace in Cairo after six people died in clashes between supporters and opponents of President Mohamed Morsi. The violence marked the culmination of two weeks of protests after Morsi issued a decree granting himself sweeping and unchecked powers last month. Morsi's critics have also objected to a draft constitution passed by an Islamist-dominated panel that's scheduled for a referendum on December 15. We go to Cairo to speak with Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous. To watch the entire weekday independent news hour, read the transcript, download the podcast, search our vast archive, or to find more information about Democracy Now! and Amy Goodman, visit http FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Listen on SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
- published: 06 Dec 2012
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- author: democracynow
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CIVIL WAR in Egypt HIJACKED by West backed govt. MILLITARY deployed in Cairo [REVOLUTION]
CIVIL WAR in Egypt HIJACKED by West backed govt. MILLITARY deployed in Cairo [REVOLUTION]
CIVIL WAR in Egypt HIJACKED by West backed govt. MILLITARY deployed in Cairo [REVOLUTION] The Egyptian military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the presidential palace in Cairo amid escalating clashes and protests. The Egyptian military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the presidential palace in Cairo amid escalating clashes and protests. Six people have been killed so far -- including journalist Al Hosseini Abou Dief, who died from a shotgun wound -- and around 350 were injured during the ongoing clashes between protesters and government forces. The Egypt Independent newspaper claimed that two of the dead were a woman and teenager. Egypt's Interior Ministry also reported that 32 people were arrested. Three top officials have already resigned over the violence, including the chief of the constitutional committee, Zaghloul El-Balshi, who announced his resignation on Egyptian television on Wednesday night. "I will not participate in a referendum that spilled Egyptian blood, I call on Morsi to cancel the constitutional declaration immediately," Ahram Online quoted El-Balshi as saying. The volatile situation has also led to the resignation of three more of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's advisors: Seif Abdel Fattah, Ayman Sayyad and Amr Leithy. President Morsi planned to appear in public on Wednesday, but cancelled his speech due to the protests. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Hisham Qandil issued a brief statement
... - published: 06 Dec 2012
- author: WYNKnews
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Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police Outside Presidential Palace In Egypt
Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police Outside Presidential Palace In Egypt
Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police ... www.firstpost.com › Topics - Traduzir esta página Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police Outside Presidential Palace In Egypt. December 05, 2012 CBC News MOXNews.com ... Egyptian army orders protesters to clear area outside presidential ... www.theglobeandmail.com › ... › World - Traduzir esta página 14 hours ago -- At least five people were killed in fighting between Islamist supporters of Morsi and ... Egypt protesters clash with police near presidential palace. Video. Video: Crowds gather in Egypt for day of mass protests ... Protesters fired guns and threw firebombs and rocks at each other on Wednesday as their ... Egypt Protests: Clashes Between Supporters, Opponents Of ... www.huffingtonpost.com/.../egypt-protests-cairo... - Traduzir esta página 4 hours ago -- CAIRO — The Egyptian army sealed off the presidential palace with tanks ... a day after fierce clashes between supporters and opponents of the Islamist ... Egyptian riot police stand guard during clashes between supporters and ... and largely secular protesters lobbing firebombs and rocks at each other, ... Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police ... ► 3:04► 3:04 www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvnxAMosn5U 57 min atrás - Vídeo enviado por foxnewssuicide Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police Outside Presidential Palace In Egypt ... Second Day Of Fierce Clashes Between Protesters And Police
... - published: 06 Dec 2012
- author: foxnewssuicide
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Protests in Egypt Turn Deadly: 5 Dead, Hundreds Injured - Tanks Deployed to Restore Order
Protests in Egypt Turn Deadly: 5 Dead, Hundreds Injured - Tanks Deployed to Restore Order
Egypt's worst violence since President Mohamed Morsi was elected has forced the army to deploy tanks in Cairo, as hundreds were injured in protests. Morsi is expected to deliver a televised address to the nation after five people were killed overnight in the worst violence since his June election, pitting Islamists against an opposition that has escalated protests since he assumed extensive powers on November 22. Running street battles outside the Itihadiya palace in northern Cairo also left 644 people wounded, many from birdshot, the health ministry reported. By Thursday morning, the Republican Guard, the division tasked with protecting the presidency, deployed tanks outside the palace. A few hundred Morsi supporters remained outside the complex after the opposition left. Republican Guard chief General Mohammed Zaki said the tanks were deployed to separate warring protesters, and pledged that the military "will not be an instrument of oppression against protesters". The opposition has said it would organise further marches to the palace as a top presidential aide accused them of coordinating with loyalists of deposed dictator Hosni Mubarak. A senior presidential aide told AFP Morsi was expected to make a speech later in the day to reach out to the opposition. No time was announced for the address. Bloody protests over draft constitution The stage was set for Wednesday's violence when Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood movement announced a march to the palace, where opposition
... - published: 06 Dec 2012
- author: edricle