Egyptian anti-government protesters claimed on Wednesday that those demonstrating in favor of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak are security personnel in civilian clothing.The Egyptian Interior Ministry denied the rumors.RELATED:
Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
Egyptian Foreign Ministry tells EU, US stay out of affairsAl-Jazeera reported that the anti-Mubarak protesters kidnapped a man on the pro-Mubarak side, who turned out to be a military officer.In addition, CNN reported that pro-Mubarak protesters have arrived in large groups that entered the square without identification checks, whereas anti-Mubarak protesters must go through checkpoints. CNN added that the pro-Mubarak demonstrators seem to be "looking for a fight," and attempted to cross the divide between them and the other side.
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Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
Egyptian Foreign Ministry tells EU, US stay out of affairsAl-Jazeera reported that the anti-Mubarak protesters kidnapped a man on the pro-Mubarak side, who turned out to be a military officer.In addition, CNN reported that pro-Mubarak protesters have arrived in large groups that entered the square without identification checks, whereas anti-Mubarak protesters must go through checkpoints. CNN added that the pro-Mubarak demonstrators seem to be "looking for a fight," and attempted to cross the divide between them and the other side.
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