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Mesir ulang tahun ke-40 Perang Arab- Israel telah dicemari oleh gelombang baru
keganasan, dengan sekurang-kurangnya 53 orang terbunuh dan lebih 200 cedera
dalam pertempuran antara polis dan penyokong bekas Presiden Mohammed Morsi.
Pasukan
Arabic RT juga terperangkap dalam pergolakan di Kaherah, dengan pengeluar Ahmad
al- Ashqar mendapat cedera di kaki kanan di daerah Dokki Giza ini.
Sekurang-kurangnya
53 orang terbunuh dan 268 yang lain cedera di Mesir, AFP memetik kesihatan kanan
kementerian rasmi Ahmed al-Ansari sebagai berkata. Sekurang-kurangnya 45
individu terbunuh di Kaherah dan lain di selatan 5 ibu kota menurut pegawai
itu.
Timbalan
Menteri Dalam Negeri Ketua Sayed Shafiq memberitahu media tempatan bahawa
keadaan keselamatan kini “di bawah kawalan” di Kaherah.
Sekurang-kurangnya
423 orang telah ditangkap di Kaherah dan Giza semasa pertempuran pada hari
Ahad, di negara ini Kementerian Dalam Negeri berkata. Menurut laman Facebook
Kementerian, 180 orang telah ditahan di Giza, dan 243 lagi orang telah
ditangkap di pusat bandar Kaherah.
Di
Kaherah, Mesir polis melepaskan gas pemedih mata untuk menyuraikan penunjuk
perasaan pro-Morsi kerana mereka melangkah ke Tahrir Square, di mana
penyokong-penyokong pro- tentera berkumpul untuk meraikan tahun 1973 perang
ulang tahun. Gas pemedih mata dan birdshots dilaporkan menghantar penunjuk
perasaan berlari ke arah barat Dokki kejiranan Giza ini. Polis mengejar
penunjuk perasaan dan mengalahkan mereka sebelum menahan mereka, saksi kepada
AFP.
Terdapat
laporan tembakan berat, tetapi mereka tidak dapat disahkan. Ahram Online
memetik ahli politik dan bekas calon presiden Bothaina Kamel memberitahu Aswat
Masriya bahawa dia telah diseksa secara fizikal dan penunjuk perasaan pro-Morsi
memecahkan tingkap kereta kerana beliau memandu melalui Dokki pada hari Ahad.
Tentera
mahu melindungi sambutan ulang tahun, yang kini giat dijalankan di Tahrir
Square, menurut wartawan Kaherah berasaskan RT Bel Trew ini. Presiden interim
Mesir Adly Mansour menyeru orang ramai untuk datang ke jalan-jalan untuk
meraikan apa yang dipanggil “hari kebangsaan kebanggaan.” Trew Mansour
menyatakan bahawa tidak mahu melihat penyokong Ikhwanul Muslimin menyebabkan
masalah semasa perayaan tersebut. Beliau berkata terdapat ramai orang di jalan-raya
“dengan kecederaan agak teruk di samping dipukul oleh banyak orang-orang yang
bergaul dengan pasukan keselamatan untuk menyokong tentera.”
Pertempuran
juga berlaku di daerah City Garden di tengah-tengah ibu negara, di mana polis
melepaskan gas pemedih mata dan menghalau penunjuk perasaan di sepanjang
Corniche Nil, memaksa beberapa penunjuk perasaan untuk melompat ke dalam air.
Bot polis telah dihantar untuk mendapatkan penunjuk perasaan.
Pergolakan
dilaporkan dalam bahagian-bahagian lain di Kaherah dan di beberapa
bandar-bandar lain, termasuk Alexandria, Aswan, dan Suez. Terdahulu pada hari
Ahad, penyokong pro-Morsi terbunuh dan sekurang-kurangnya 2 orang cedera
selepas pertempuran dengan polis meletus semasa protes berarak di bandar Delga,
yang terletak 300 kilometer di selatan ibu negara.
Di
tengah-tengah kebimbangan keganasan baru di negara ini dibahagikan, pasukan
keselamatan dan kereta perisai telah banyak digunakan di bandar-bandar Mesir
sebagai acara diadakan untuk memperingati perang Oktober 1973, yang dikenali
sebagai Perang Yom Kippur di Israel. Kementerian Dalam Negeri memberi amaran
awal bahawa ia akan “tegas berhadapan dengan” mana-mana keganasan semasa
perayaan.
At least 53 killed, over
200 wounded as Egypt protests
turn violent – report
Egyptian
celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the Arab-Israeli War were marred by a
fresh wave of violence, with at least 53 people killed and over 200 wounded in
clashes between police and supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.
RT's
Arabic team also got caught in the turmoil in Cairo, with producer Ahmad
al-Ashqar getting injured in the right leg in Giza's Dokki district.
At least
53 people were killed and 268 others injured across Egypt, AFP cited senior
health ministry official Ahmed al-Ansari as saying. At least 45 individuals
were killed in Cairo and another five south of the capital, according to the
official.
Deputy
Interior Minister General Sayed Shafiq told local media that the security
situation is now “under control” in Cairo.
At least
423 people were arrested in Cairo and Giza during clashes on Sunday, the
country’s Interior Ministry said. According to the Ministry's Facebook page,
180 people were detained in Giza, and another 243 people were apprehended in
downtown Cairo.
In
Cairo, Egyptian police fired tear gas to disperse pro-Morsi demonstrators as
they marched towards Tahrir Square, where pro-army supporters gathered to
celebrate the 1973 war anniversary. The tear gas and birdshots reportedly sent
protesters running towards western Giza's Dokki neighborhood. Police chased
demonstrators and beat them up before detaining them, a witness told AFP.
There
were reports of heavy gunfire, but they could not be confirmed. Ahram Online
quoted politician and former presidential candidate Bothaina Kamel telling
Aswat Masriya that she was physically assaulted and that pro-Morsi
demonstrators smashed her car windows as she drove through Dokki on Sunday.
The
military wanted to protect the celebrations of the anniversary, which are now
in full swing at Tahrir Square, according to RT’s Cairo-based correspondent Bel
Trew. Egypt's interim President Adly Mansour called on people to come to the
streets to celebrate what he called “a national day of pride.” Trew stated that
Mansour did not want to see Muslim Brotherhood supporters causing trouble
during the festivities. She said there were many people in the streets “with
quite severe injuries in addition to being beaten heavily by people who were
mingling with the security forces in support of the military.”
Clashes
also erupted in the Garden City district in the center of the capital, where
police fired tear gas and chased protesters along the Nile Corniche, forcing
some demonstrators to jump into the water. Police boats were sent to retrieve
protesters.
Unrest
was reported in other parts of Cairo and in several other cities, including
Alexandria, Aswan, and Suez. Earlier on Sunday, a pro-Morsi supporter was
killed and at least two people were injured after clashes with police erupted
during a protest march in the town of Delga, located 300 kilometers south of
the capital.
Pada Tahrir Street di
Giza, tembakan berat sekali-sekala datang dari dua arah. Huru-hara - Bel Trew
Di
tengah-tengah kebimbangan keganasan baru di negara ini dibahagikan, pasukan
keselamatan dan kereta perisai telah banyak digunakan di bandar-bandar Mesir
sebagai acara diadakan untuk memperingati perang Oktober 1973, yang dikenali
sebagai Perang Yom Kippur di Israel. Kementerian Dalam Negeri memberi amaran
awal bahawa ia akan “tegas berhadapan dengan” mana-mana keganasan semasa
perayaan.
At
Tahrir Street in Giza, sporadic heavy gunfire coming from two directions. Chaos
- Bel Trew
Amid
fears of new violence in the divided nation, security forces and armored
vehicles were heavily deployed in Egyptian cities as events were held to
commemorate the October 1973 war, known as the Yom Kippur War in Israel. The
Interior Ministry warned earlier that it would “firmly confront” any violence
during the celebrations.
Ahli-ahli
Ikhwan Muslimin dan penyokong bekas Presiden Mesir, Mohamed Mursi berjalan
selepas polis rusuhan mengeluarkan gas pemedih mata di sepanjang jalan di
Kornish El Nil, yang membawa kepada Tahrir Square, semasa pertempuran di
perayaan menandakan 1973 perang Mesir dengan Israel di Kaherah 6 Oktober 2013
(Members of the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of ousted Egyptian President
Mohamed Mursi run after riot police released tear gas along a road at Kornish
El Nile, which leads to Tahrir Square, during clashes at a celebration marking
Egypt's 1973 war with Israel in Cairo October 6, 2013. (Reuters/Amr Dalsh -
think IN pictures @1WORLDCommunity)
Mesir
telah kekal dibahagikan berbahaya selepas tentera menggulingkan yang dipilih
secara demokratik Morsi pada bulan Julai, berikutan tahun yang bergelora di
pejabat. Rampasan kuasa itu diikuti dengan tindakan keras pada pergerakan
Ikhwan Muslimin Morsi, bersama-sama dengan tangkapan pemimpin-pemimpin dan pegawai-pegawai
lain.
Bekas
pemimpin Mesir sedang menghadapi perbicaraan kerana menghasut pembunuhan
penunjuk perasaan di luar Istana Presiden di Kaherah pada Disember 2012,
apabila sekurang-kurangnya 12 orang terbunuh dalam pertempuran. Pemerintah baru
Mesir juga menuduh Morsi bersubahat dengan Islam Palestin Hamas dan merancang
untuk menyerang balai polis semasa revolusi 2 tahun lalu yang menumbangkan
pemimpin terdahulu, Hosni Mubarak.
Mesir
adalah dalam keadaan yang sangat tidak menentu, tetapi perdamaian kerajaan
dengan Ikhwan Muslimin boleh menjadi penyelesaian kepada krisis dan membantu
menghentikan keganasan, yang memenangi anugerah Timur Tengah wartawan Hugh Batu
memberitahu RT.
“Ada
kemungkinan bahawa Mesir boleh berubah di dalam ruang yang singkat. Mungkin
tidak [dengan] kerajaan sekarang ini, kerana ia benar-benar adalah hanya
tentera yang memerintah negara ini pada masa ini. Tetapi dalam beberapa bulan,
apabila pilihan raya telah berlaku, akan ada kerajaan yang baru dan satu akan
mengharapkan bahawa mereka akan terdorong untuk berdamai, “Miles memberitahu
RT. Wartawan pergi untuk mengatakan bahawa “jika mereka yang dipilih secara
demokrasi, mereka akan berada di bawah tekanan tempatan di dalam Mesir, dan
juga [bawah] tekanan antarabangsa untuk berdamai dengan Ikhwan.”
Egypt
has remained dangerously divided after the military overthrow of democratically
elected Morsi in July, following his turbulent year in office. The coup was
followed by a harsh crackdown on Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood movement, along
with arrests of its leaders and other officials.
The
former Egyptian leader is facing trial for inciting the murders of protesters
outside the Presidential Palace in Cairo in December 2012, when at least 12
people were killed in clashes. Egypt’s new rulers also accuse Morsi of
conspiring with Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas and plotting to attack
police stations during the revolution two years ago which overthrew his
predecessor, Hosni Mubarak.
Egypt is
in a very volatile state, but the government’s reconciliation with the Muslim
Brotherhood could become a solution to the crisis and help stop the violence,
award-winning Middle East journalist Hugh Miles told RT.
“It is
possible that Egypt could turn around in a short space of time. Probably not
[with] this current government, because it really is just the army ruling the
country at the moment. But in a few months, when elections have taken place,
there will be a new government and one would expect that they will be motivated
to reconcile,” Miles told RT. The journalist went on to say that “if they are
democratically elected, they will be under local pressure inside Egypt, and
also [under] international pressure to reconcile with the Brotherhood.”
Ahli-ahli
Ikhwan Muslimin dan penyokong bekas Presiden Mesir, Mohamed Mursi berjalan
selepas polis rusuhan mengeluarkan gas pemedih mata di sepanjang jalan di
Kornish El Nil, yang membawa kepada Tahrir Square, semasa pertempuran di
perayaan menandakan 1973 perang Mesir dengan Israel di Kaherah 6 Oktober 2013 (Members
of the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed
Mursi run after riot police released tear gas along a road at Kornish El Nile,
which leads to Tahrir Square, during clashes at a celebration marking Egypt's
1973 war with Israel in Cairo October 6, 2013. (Reuters/Amr Dalsh - think IN
pictures @1WORLDCommunity)
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