Sisi's regime against alleged thugs

The article discusses the campaign of arrests and eliminations targeting major figures in Egypt's gangster world, especially after Abdel Fattah El-Sisi took power. Prominent personalities such as NakhnoKh, "Afdina," and other crime icons have been detained in an effort to diminish their influence and reassert control over the streets. Reports reveal that the regime is gradually moving toward marginalizing these individuals and pushing them into roles as independent power centers. This is being achieved through their detention and transformation into legitimate businessmen managing security and guard companies, while their previous financial and media support continues. Analyses suggest that these measures aim to recalibrate the balance of power between the state and the gangster world, establishing security and political dominance amid widespread public anger, escalating violence, and street violence. This reflects the dangers of eroding the authority of official institutions and the ongoing chaos.

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