#Urgent Egyptian authorities warn strongly participate in the anniversary of the October war demonstrations Intensive security preparations in Cairo in anticipation of protests SundayEgyptian authorities sent a strong warning of the consequences of organizing protests against the army on Sunday. And vowed "firmness" in the face of what he described as attempts to stir up sedition and conspiracies.Ahmad was quoted as Maslamani media adviser to interim Prime Egyptian accused of protesters Sunday as "performing functions customers" to foreign countries.The "National Alliance to support the legitimacy and rejection of the coup" has called on Egyptians to take to the streets and squares in the fortieth anniversary of the October war between the Arabs and Israel.And rejects the coalition, and the majority of members of the Islamists and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood isolated President Mohamed Morsi, the role of the military in political life in Egypt. Alliance holds responsibility for what he sees as an infringement on the legitimacy and democracy in the country. "Conflict with the homeland"The Egyptian army has isolated Morsi, the president-elect, on the third of July last year after massive popular protests.The agency quoted the official Middle East News Maslamani as saying that "the demonstrators against the military on the anniversary of the victory they are performing functions activists customer ... and it never fit the transition from conflict to conflict with authority home."Opponents say they respect the Egyptian army, but they object to the current leadership, which they accuse of interfering in politics.The authorities have tightened security measures in all cities and around strategic installations after clashes Friday, which killed at least four people.The Egyptian Interior Ministry said its "face any attempts to disrupt public utilities and roads, or attempts to stir up sedition and conspiracy."He quoted Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim as saying during a meeting with a number of his aides Saturday that the ministry "will deal with the utmost firmness and decisiveness with any of these practices and against any manifestation of lawlessness." "Corrupting democracy"The Egyptian army closed the roads leading to the editing field and a fourth Adaweya federal presidential palace to prevent demonstrations from accessing them.In a later statement, the Interior Ministry confirmed "addressing all resolve to all manifestations of lawlessness and violence that ينتهجه the Brotherhood supporters through مسيراتهم."The group accuses the military coup and the corruption of democracy isolating Morsi, the first elected president in Egypt in free elections.The Egyptian army says it intervened to prevent a civil war in the country after the escalation of the protests, which peaked on the thirtieth of June last year against Morsi.
Posted on: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 02:15:52 +0000
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