Clashes have erupted, reportedly involving live ammunition, in Alexandria, Egypt between supporters of ex-Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and those who support the military's power move to oust him.
One of the pictures floating around purporting to be a massive Pro-Morsi march is actually from an anti-Morsi march from last week.
But there are credible photos from the ground that show a large Pro-Morsi crowd on the streets of Egypt's second largest city.
A huge crowd just passed by the street where i am in mahatet Masr in old #Alexandria "down down with military rule" they chant #Egypt
— shaimaa khalil (@Shaimaakhalil) July 5, 2013
pro-Morsi protest in #Alexandria (can't confirm which area though) (via Asma Samir) #Egyptpic.twitter.com/J2g5H1IKW5
— Amro Ali (@_amroali) July 5, 2013
Report from @Repent11: Security forces trying to contain clashes in Alexandria after firing tear gas. #Egypt
— Patrick deHahn (@patrickdehahn) July 5, 2013
Now at #Alexandria#Egypt Anti-coup protesters pic.twitter.com/PZzHE5KRHf
— Legitimacy = Dignity (@zehzahi) July 5, 2013
Shooting has just taken place in pro-Morsi rally in Victoria, East #Alexandria via #Alex Eyes #Egyptpic.twitter.com/SoTfQUCO6U
— Amro Ali (@_amroali) July 5, 2013
Earlier three people were killed in front of a major military building in Cairo.
It seems Egypts intense turmoil is far from over.
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