In Egypt, after the next bloody protests, more than a thousand Islamists detained

Egypt police detained more than a thousand Islamists who participated in protest on Friday, AFP reports with reference to the country's Ministry of Internal Affairs. The Islamic opposition of Egypt declared Friday the "Wellaw" and called on its supporters to reach the "march of millions" in protest against the actions of the military who headed for the force of the Front. The police warned that it would be strictly suppressing illegal actions, the bill of victims again went to dozens.

The number of detained members of the Muslim Brothers reached 1004 people. In the capital of the country, 558 people were detained.

On Friday evening in Cairo and in other cities, fierce clashes unfolded between demonstrators and law enforcement forces. The security forces used tear gas and combat bullets, firearms were also used on the part of the demonstrators, RIA Novosti reports.

In the evening, the leaders of the Egyptian movement "Muslim Brothers" called on their supporters to complete the Friday protest, but go to such promotions daily for a week.

The new round of the conflict began on August 14, when the forces of the Egyptian Ministry of Internal Affairs, together with the units of the army, began to accelerate the tent camps of supporters of ex-president Muhammad Mursi. Several hundred people became victims of riots, about four thousand were injured. As a result, in Egypt, a state of emergency was introduced for a month, and in 11 provinces - a commandant hour. On Friday, on Friday, Mursi's supporters from among the Muslim Brothers began new protest processions, to which the army responded with shooting and rigid acceleration of the protesters.