Egyptian military tanks for Jaga Submit Palace

Berita Kocar Kacir on

Thursday, December 6, 2012

CAIRO - Egyptian army tanks and military vehicles put her in the vicinity of the presidential palace. The action was to keep the previous location of the palace into a clash between Egyptians left at least five people dead.

The clashes happened to be the highlight feud between anti Morsi with the Muslim Brotherhood to support the Egyptian president. The current wave of protests in Egypt occurred in large against a decree issued by the President of Egypt, Mohamed Morsi, which makes it immune to the law.

Media reported there were at least four tanks were lowered Egypt's military around the presidential palace. In addition to tanks, seen also the presence of army trucks around the site. Similarly, CBS reported on Thursday (06/12/2012).

Bloody clashes occurred throughout the night Wednesday, December 5. Ikhwabul Muslim groups came to support the anti Morsi Morsi being protested in front of the presidential palace.

Clashes between the two warring factions that was inevitable, witnesses said the two sides use Molotov cocktails, stones and batons to attack his opponent. Violence was also spread to other parts of Egypt where the Muslim Brotherhood office in the city of Suez and Imailia attacked by anti Morsi.

The clashes gradually ended on Thursday morning local time. The opposition said they would continue their protest action until Morsi withdraw the controversial decree.

Morsi itself unmoved upon request and stated that his decree would continue at least until the new constitution of Egypt successfully authenticated. Morsi plans to hold a referendum on the 15th of December to seek approval of the people of the new Egyptian constitution recently completed by the Constitutional Assembly.

The group also protested the anti Morsi constitution prepared by the government because it is considered less preserve the rights owned by Egyptians, especially minority groups and media workers.

Vice President of Egypt Mahmoud Mekki, asked the anti-Morsi to be willing to have a dialogue with the government to ease tensions in the country. However, one of the opposition leaders, Mohammed el Baradei said the dialogue request is government tactic to stall for time and said it will continue to protest. (Faj)

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