In a different incident, security forces in al-Minya stepped up their presence in front of vital facilities after unknown persons distributed a flyer threatening to attack public facilities and churches in Minya if sit-ins of Morsi supporters were dispersed up by force.The flyer refers to a movement that calls itself “Resistance Movement” (Harakat Nidhāl), self-defined as Islamist movement that rejects secularism.

In the village Nazlat 'Abīd, Christians accused Morsi supporters of attacks against them, resulting in six injuries and the windows of four cars being smashed (Sa'īd Nāfi' and Terezā Kamāl, al-Masry al-Yawm, Aug. 3). Read original text in Arabic.

Anton Bondarew, Intern