Massacres, censorship, mass arrests, the toppling of Mohamed Morsi, a leader dedicated to dialogue: this is the true face of a military coup

Repressive action and state-sponsored terror campaigns will not dissuade pro-democracy pro-Morsi supporters from demanding reinstatement of their elected leader.

On July 3, 2013 Egypt’s army commander, the Defense Minister, mounted a full-fledged coup d’état against the legitimate elected President of Egypt and suspended the Constitution endorsed by popular referendum

Systematic brutality, widespread atrocities and plain downright bloody massacres are back on the streets of Cairo and all provinces across Egypt as security forces face unarmed demonstrators with live bullets.

Millions of Egyptians demonstrating in support of democratic, constitutional and ballot-box legitimacy issue a 4-point statement detailing their demands.

In a speech Thursday, Brotherhood spokesman Aref assures that despite all the brutal repression and excessive violence that killed and injured thousands of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators across Egypt, the Brotherhood

Having thrown at Egypt’s first elected President all kinds of challenges, fabricated crises, killing of his supporters and torching Brotherhood HQs, now a military coup is underway.

Pro-democracy demonstrators continue to fill Egypt’s streets in all governorates in defiance of a heinous military crackdown on Islamists.

Repressive new army-led authorities in Egypt crackdown heavily on Islamists and all those who still entertain revolutionary hopes of democracy.

Brotherhood statement strongly condemns military coup against democracy and electoral legitimacy, anti-Islamist crackdown and police state measures already taken across Egypt.