Four defendants accused of terrorism link
Prosecuting authorities decided to release four defendants—Abdullah El-Sayed, Tamer Lotfy, Mohamed Yasser, and Abdallah Ahmed—due to their alleged belonging to a terrorist group and financing terrorism. They were charged with joining an organization established unlawfully with the aim of disrupting the constitution and laws, and spreading false news to incite public disorder, as part of the plans of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group seeking to undermine trust in the Egyptian state. These measures come within the framework of extensive investigations being carried out by the authorities with other suspects to look into the acts of violence that took place in Egyptian cities and governorates following the June 30 revolution, which resulted in acts of violence and incitement to riot across the country.
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