Violence:
The body of a Morsi supporter is seen on the ground after he was shot
dead, allegedly by police, during the clashes in Cairo on Friday
Violence:
Shots were fired during a gathering of supporters of ousted Egyptian
President Mohamed Morsi in Cairo after backers of Morsi staged huge
protests in the capital and across the country
Egyptian
protesters carry the an injured supporter of ousted President Mohamed
Morsi after he was shot during the clashes next the headquarters of the
Republican Guard, in Cairo
A
second spring: Fighting between supporters of Islamist leader Morsi and
opponents have raised fears of deadly street violence in Egypt
Injured: BBC Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen was hit' by a couple of shotgun pellets.' Her tweeted: 'Am fine and heading out'
In Damanhour, capital of the Beheira province in the Nile Delta, 21 people were wounded in violence between the factions.
Ehab
el-Ghoneimy, manager of the Damanhour general hospital said three people
had been wounded with live bullets, others were wounded with birdshot,
rocks, or had been hit with rods.
Fellow
protesters place an Egyptian flag on the body of a protester shot dead
during clashes in Cairo as supporters for the ousted Islamist leader
came out in force
Supporters
of the ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi shout protest - security
forces shot dead at least three Muslim Brotherhood supporters today
Preparation:
Opponents of Egypt's ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi place
barbed wires to secure an entrance to Tahrir Square from a possible
attack by Morsi supporters
Aggression: Muslim Brotherhood supporters shout religious and political slogans during a protest near Cairo University
Open
fire: A witness said he saw several people fall to the ground, wounded
by shotgun pellets. Security sources said at least three demonstrators
were killed when security forces opened fire
Chaos:
An explosion startles Morsi supporters who momentarily stop throwing
stones at police officers nearby, during a protest in Cairo University
Armed: A Morsi supporter stands on guard holding a stick and a home-made shield prepared for clashes with police
As the
Egyptian military rounded up top figures of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood,
protests spread on the streets of Cairo with fatal resutls as police and
supporters clashed
A Morsi
supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood holds a picture bearing the slogan
'No alternative for the legitimacy' during a protest near Cairo
University
The
other side: Protesters on the opposing side - against former President
Mohamed Morsi - perform Friday prayers at Tahrir square in Cairo as
violence spread in the other camp
Fighting
back: In another part of Cairo, Morsi opponents secured the entrance to
Tahrir Square after Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood called for a wave of
protests Friday
New
day: A poster of ousted President Mohamed Morsi is hanged on barbed wire
as Republican Guards forces keep watch outside the headquarters of the
Republican Guard, in Cairo
Making
their mark: Egyptian army helicopters, with the national flag hanging
from them, fly over Cairo today. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has called
for mass rallies this afternoon to protest the army's overthrow of
Mohamed Morsi
Tension:
Egyptian soldiers stand guard on top of an armoured vehicle at the
border between Egypt and southern Gaza Strip. A state of emergency has
been declared in Suez and South Sinai provinces after gunmen fired
rocket-propelled grenades at army checkpoints
Tension:
Supporters of the overthrown President Morsi pray - one soldier was
killed and two wounded as Islamist allies of Egypt's ousted president,
called on people to retaliate today to express outrage at the coup
Celebrations:
An Egyptian protester flashes v signs for military aircraft forming a
heart shape trails in the sky over Tahrir Square today
Show:
In the skies above the teeming city, the airforce staged fly-pasts, with
jets leaving red, white and black smoke streams - representing the
Egyptian flag - behind them in a show of force the military has employed
frequently since Morsi's ouster
Revolt:
A protester, who supports former Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi,
chants slogans during a rally near Cairo University after Friday prayers
in Cairo
In
support: Thousands of Muslim Brotherhood members and ousted Egyptian
president Mohammed Morsi supporters rally in his support at Raba Al
Adaawyia mosque in Cairo
Rally:
Social networking sites and mosques are being used to rally support for
the democratically elected president who has been put under house arrest
Gathering: Thousands of the democratically elected president's supporters gather at Raba Al Adaawyia mosque
Celebration: Meanwhile, people continue to dance and cheer in Tahrir Square, following the ousting of Mohammed Morsi
Skyline: A helicopter fly-past over protesters against ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, in Tahrir Square
Presence:
The Egyptian Army line up across the road near the Presidential Palace,
one day after the ousting of President Mohamed Morsi
Celebration:
Egyptian military jets fly in formation over Cairo as the head of
Egypt's constitution court Adli Mansour is sworn in as the interim head
of state
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