Brotherhood says suffered blow, anger beyond control
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and its allies suffered a strong blow from the state security crackdown, their central coordination has been lost and the bloodshed means anger is now "beyond control," a spokesman said on Thursday. Gehad El-Haddad also said two of the group's leaders were shot when police raided two protest camps in Cairo of supporters of deposed President Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday, killing hundreds of people.
The bloodshed has made it more difficult for the Brotherhood to persuade its members to stick to peaceful resistance, said Haddad, who spoke to Reuters by Skype. (Reuters)
