Egypt unrest: fatal clashes in Cairo - in pictures
Anti-Morsi protesters chant slogans during a mass protest to support the army in Tahrir square in Cairo. Many of those Egyptians opposed to the ousted president say their admiration for the army has never wavered, and that any anger was always directed at the generals in charge. In the turbulent world of Egyptian politics since Hosni Mubarak, a former air force marshal, was toppled, the military is seen as an institution that offers stabilityPhotograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/ReutersMorsi supporters attend Friday prayers during a protest at Nasr City, Cairo, where protesters have installed their camp and hold their daily ralliesPhotograph: Khalil Hamra/APA woman paints an Egyptian flag on a baby's face during a rally in CairoPhotograph: Xinhua/Landov/Barcroft Media
An aerial picture taken from a military helicopter shows Tahrir Square during a rally of Morsi opponents. Mass rallies by supporters and opponents of the ousted president swept across Egypt on Friday, as the authorities formally detained Morsi, accusing him of conspiring with the Palestinian group HamasPhotograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty ImagesAn anti-Morsi protester points a laser at a military helicopter passing over Tahrir Square in Cairo during a mass protest to support the armyPhotograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/ReutersA soldier stands on top of a tank at an entry point to Tahir SquarePhotograph: Luke Cody/Demotix/CorbisMorsi supporters take part in a protest in Rabaa Al-Adaweya Square in Cairo for the 29th day in row. A top Egyptian court has ordered the detention of ousted Islamist-oriented president for 15 days for investigations over charges of spying and jailbreak, official media reported on FridayPhotograph: Xinhua /Landov/Barcroft MediaA laser projection depicts a soldier on a building at Tahrir Square in CairoPhotograph: Mohammed Saber/EPASupporters of Egypt's ousted president protest at the presidential palace in CairoPhotograph: Hassan Ammar/APA family gathers outside Tahir Square in support of the militaryPhotograph: Luke Cody/Demotix/CorbisAn Egyptian army Apache helicopter, lit up by lasers, flies over Tahrir Square in CairoPhotograph: Mohammed Saber/EPAFireworks are set off near police and anti-Morsi protesters by supporters of the deposed Egyptian president during clashes in Nasr City areaPhotograph: Asmaa Waguih/ReutersSupporters of Mohamed Morsi run for cover from teargas fired by riot police during clashes at Nasr City. Prosecutors opened an investigation into the ousted president on charges including murder and conspiracy with the Palestinian militant group Hamas, fueling tensions amid a showdown in the streets between tens of thousands of backers of the military and supporters calling for the Islamist leader's reinstatementPhotograph: Khalil Hamra/APMorsi supporters carry an injured man to a field hospital on the back of a motorcycle following clashes with security forces at Nasr City in CairoPhotograph: Khalil Hamra/APA member of the Muslim Brotherhood runs from teargas thrown by police during clashes in Nasr CityPhotograph: Asmaa Waguih/ReutersMorsi supporters carry an injured man to a field hospital following clashes with security forcesPhotograph: Khalil Hamra/APA Morsi supporter shows his bloody handsPhotograph: Manu Brabo/APA wounded man is assisted by a relativePhotograph: Manu Brabo/APDoctors treat an injured Morsi supporter Photograph: APTear gas shells used during the clashes at Nasr CityPhotograph: Manu Brabo/APA body lies covered in a shroudPhotograph: Manu Brabo/APRoadblocks scatter the area where the clashes took place, near the tomb of the former president Anwar al-Sadat in CairoPhotograph: Khaled Elfiqi/EPAEgyptians mourn Morsi supporters of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi after they were killed in clashes with security forces at Nasr CityPhotograph: Hassan Ammar/AP
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