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[呢啲先係示威]Are you in Egypt?
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Cairo (CNN) -- Time appeared to be running out Wednesday for Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy as a deadline approached on a military ultimatum.
"We swear by God that we are ready to sacrifice our blood for Egypt and its people against any terrorist, extremist or ignorant," military generals said in a statement titled "The Final Hours."
[#0000CD]On Monday, the military gave the nation's first democratically elected president 48 hours to accommodate his opponents with a power-sharing agreement or be pushed aside. That left him until about 5 p.m. (11 a.m. ET) Wednesday.
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Morsy vowed Tuesday night that he would not comply.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Interior Ministry said in a statement that it was determined to maintain order. "The police force stands side by side with the armed forces in protecting the country and the citizens," it said.
Reuters and several other news organizations reported that Egyptian troops had "secured the central Cairo studios of state television" as the deadline approached and that staff not involved in working on live shows had left.
Are you in Egypt? Send us your experiences, but please stay safe.
Cairo (CNN) -- Time appeared to be running out Wednesday for Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy as a deadline approached on a military ultimatum.
"We swear by God that we are ready to sacrifice our blood for Egypt and its people against any terrorist, extremist or ignorant," military generals said in a statement titled "The Final Hours."
[#0000CD]On Monday, the military gave the nation's first democratically elected president 48 hours to accommodate his opponents with a power-sharing agreement or be pushed aside. That left him until about 5 p.m. (11 a.m. ET) Wednesday.
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Morsy vowed Tuesday night that he would not comply.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Interior Ministry said in a statement that it was determined to maintain order. "The police force stands side by side with the armed forces in protecting the country and the citizens," it said.
Reuters and several other news organizations reported that Egyptian troops had "secured the central Cairo studios of state television" as the deadline approached and that staff not involved in working on live shows had left.
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Egyptian special forces police stand guard beside an armored vehicle, protecting a bridge connecting Cairo and Giza, Egypt, where Muslim Brotherhood supporters have gathered, on Wednesday, [#0000CD]July 3. On Monday, the Egyptian military gave President Mohamed Morsy a 48-hour ultimatum to accommodate his opponents with a power-sharing agreement or be pushed aside.[/#0000CD]
Hundreds of protesters gather in Tahrir Square in Cairo as the deadline given to Morsy by the military approaches on July 3.
Opponents of Morsy shout slogans as they carry a symbolic coffin during a protest in Tahrir Square on July 3.
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A protester shouts during a demonstration in Tahrir Square on July 3.
Protesters react after Morsy's speech in a street leading to the presidential palace in Cairo early on July 3. Morsy's angry opponents met head-on overnight with his supporters at Cairo University, [#FF0000]leaving 23 people dead.[/#FF0000]
People watch Morsy on television in Cairo on Tuesday, July 2.
Fireworks go off as protesters gather in the streets outside the presidential palace in Cairo on July 2.
A protester shouts during a demonstration in Tahrir Square on July 3.
Protesters react after Morsy's speech in a street leading to the presidential palace in Cairo early on July 3. Morsy's angry opponents met head-on overnight with his supporters at Cairo University, [#FF0000]leaving 23 people dead.[/#FF0000]
People watch Morsy on television in Cairo on Tuesday, July 2.
Fireworks go off as protesters gather in the streets outside the presidential palace in Cairo on July 2.
A protester lights a flare as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators gather in Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square on July 1 during a protest calling for the ouster of Morsy.
Egyptians shout slogans against Morsy in Cairo on Monday, July 1.
Opponents of Morsy camp out as they protest outside the presidential palace in Cairo on July 2.
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Morsy supporters march in formation in Cairo on July 2.
Supporters of President Morsy hold sticks and wear protective gear during training outside a mosque in Cairo on July 2.
Morsy supporters march in formation in Cairo on July 2.
Supporters of President Morsy hold sticks and wear protective gear during training outside a mosque in Cairo on July 2.
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Egyptian protesters shout slogans and wave national flags during a demonstration against President Mohamed Morsy in Tahrir Square in Cairo on July 1.
Egyptian protesters ransack the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in the Muqatam district in Cairo on July 1. Protesters stormed and ransacked the headquarters of Morsy's Muslim Brotherhood group early Monday.
Gang rape, the dark side of Egypt's protests
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