Extraordinary position was canceled in Egypt

In Egypt from 16:00 (18:00 Moscow time) Tuesday, a state of emergency was removed and the commandant hour was canceled, BBC reports . Such a decision was made by the country's administrative court. Earlier, representatives of the Egyptian government stated that the emergency regime end on November 14th.

The representative of the military department at the same time noted that the army would remain "mainly on the streets of Cairo to help the police in the event of outbreaks of shares of violence."

On November 4, in Egypt, a trial began over the overthrown President Mohammed Mursi and another 14 leaders of the Muslim Brothers. Lawyers suggest that if Mursi’s fault is proved, he is facing a lifelong conclusion or death penalty. Security measures were increased in the country. Mursi's supporters went to protest. They believe that the accusations against Mursi and his associates are politically motivated.

On September 2, the State Prosecutor of Egypt said that Mursi will be judged for calls for the murder of opposition demonstrators . The accusations are associated with clashes at the Presidential Palace in Cairo in December last year, when seven people were killed.

Previously, the displaced president was accused of "the premium murder of prisoners, officers and soldiers." These accusations relate to an attack on a prison in Cairo in 2011, during which Mursi himself and several other Muslim brothers' leaders were released from it. Mursi is also accused of planning attacks on prisons during the uprising, when President Egypt Hosni Mubarak was overthrown, and in organizing a conspiracy with the Palestinian group of Hamas. In addition, the ex-president is charged with economic crimes.

On September 23, the Egyptian court decided to ban the activities of the Muslim Brothers in the country. In addition, by decision of the court, the leading history since 1928 the Islamist organization must be dissolved. All financial assets and property of the Brothers and the structures controlled by him, including offices and representative offices are subject to arrest.

Murcy was arrested on July 4. The day before, the military removed him from power and banned him and the leaders of the Muslim Brothers Departure from the country. After the removal of Mursi from power in Egypt, mass clashes began.

On August 14, the army and internal troops began overclocking the tent camps of its supporters. According to official figures, more than 900 people on both sides died in clashes in a few days. More than a thousand Islamists have been arrested. A state of emergency was introduced in the country. On September 12, the government extended it for another two months. Nevertheless, during this period, dozens of people died in the clashes.