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Sisi said he „fears the worst“ after the dead bodies of three Coptic priests were found in a desert area along the Nile.
The Egyptian army announced that it had found a large cache of explosives after the army and police stormed a church in the town of Saqqara overnight after the deadly attack.
The Coptic Orthodox church in the town of Saqqara in North Sinai, the stronghold of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, was stormed and stormed in a raid by soldiers of the army and the Egyptian armed forces into the church, which is the fourth-largest in Egypt, and a major pilgrimage site and an area used by dozens of millions of Muslims, mainl파라오 카지노y in North Sinai.
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The ministry of the interior also announced a suicide bombing at the entrance to the town’s St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Sisi said the attack appeared to be premeditated in order to intimidate and disrupt the funeral of the third and fourth Coptic priests.
The four priests, including the bishop, were buried outside the town of Saqqara, which had a large Coptic population.
Sisi vowed on Saturday that the attack would not stop the funeral of the three Copts.
„We’re determined and determined to destroy any terror that may be caused, and we expect to reach a decision by tomorrow morning on how to handle this matter,“ he said in a televised speech.
„All of Egypt must be free, and free from terrorism. This is the will of God. The enemy has made such an attack.“
The army declared the attack an act of terrorism.
The three priests were not directly targeted in the attack. They were not buried in Saqqara’s church but were placed in another local church to be opened up for mass in the evening on Saturday, the minister, Mohamed Tawadros said.
There had been reports that the men had been transferred from Saqqara to another nearb