Protests planned for 'Friday of Rage' in Egypt

Islamic supporters vowed to protest today after Egypt’s military moved swiftly against top Muslim Brotherhood figures, targeting the backbone of support for ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

Protests planned for 'Friday of Rage' in Egypt
Fri, 05 Jul, 2013 - 08:09

Egyptian soldiers secure the area around Nasser City yesterday.

Islamic supporters vowed to protest today after Egypt’s military moved swiftly against top Muslim Brotherhood figures, targeting the backbone of support for ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: EgyptPlace: Nasser CityPlace: el-Arish airportPlace: Rabia al-Adawiya MosquePlace: CairoPlace: Rabia al-AdawiyaPerson: President Mohammed MorsiPerson: MorsiPerson: Hosni MubarakPerson: EgyptiansPerson: Adly MansourPerson: Abdel-Rahman el-BarrPerson: ColPerson: Ahmed Mohammed AliPerson: MRPerson: MubarakPerson: Mohammed ElBaradeiEvent: Friday of RageOrganisation: Muslim BrotherhoodOrganisation: BrotherhoodOrganisation: Supreme Constitutional CourtOrganisation: FacebookOrganisation: National Salvation Front
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