Egypt’s Ruling Military Draws Ire After Cairo Clashes
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Egypt’s ruling military sought to deflect mounting criticism of its stewardship of the country after deadly clashes heightened tensions ahead of a presidential vote less than three weeks away.
The fighting yesterday near the Defense Ministry in Cairo between protesters and unknown assailants left at least seven dead and 64 wounded, according to Health Ministry spokesman Badawi Mohamed. Some candidates temporarily suspended their campaigns.