Cairo violence continues as soldiers clash with protesters

last round of fighting that began on Friday killed 12 people dead and 500 wounded, according to officials from the Ministry of Health

There was a fourth day of clashes in central Cairo, and now the military leaders of Egypt struggling to contain a new challenge to his authority, which is still haunted by images attacks wild protesters.

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Egyptian Health Ministry officials said 12 people were killed and about 500 wounded in the latest round of fighting, which began Friday when the army - previously seen as guardians of the revolution in January - broke into the crowd of demonstrators, swinging batons and sticks and fired live ammunition.

violence still occurred near government institutions outside the Tahrir Square, where they cleared a few months by troops of the protest camp on Friday. The Institute of Egypt was burned during the fighting on Monday and several government buildings were attacked near the weekend. The protesters condemned the appointment of a new prime minister, Kamal el-Ganzouri, and calling for the end of military rule.

The Supreme Command of Armed Forces (SCAF), who took control after the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak, today defended the actions of his soldiers and said the outrage was hit by a hostile media and saboteurs "."

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, which in turn has had a solid performance in the second round of elections on weekends, Scaf reprimanded, saying that incited violence. The position of the Brotherhood, a rise in Egypt, is launched against an entrenched old guard was General Mubarak, who is accused by critics of trying to consolidate its role rather than give up power through the democratic process.

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Fraternity, Liberty and Justice, said he filed a complaint with the Attorney General of Egypt, accusing the military rulers to kill protesters.

• Scaf vehemently denied using excessive force. Maj. Gen. Adel Emara said many protesters outside Government Buildings on Friday were paid by a third party to transform violence and "overthrow Egypt."
• "use of violence against protesters is an issue of false accusations by the media," he said at a news conference.

said that military police were protecting government buildings housing the parliament and cabinet offices infiltrated systematic aggression "." There is a methodical and prepared plot to overthrow the state, but Egypt has not and will never fall. "

Emara videos showed demonstrators throwing fireballs and try to assault the public, and some rioters admit being paid to attack government buildings.
Scaf vehement defense of his officers came as shocking images of a protester who stripped off his outer clothing, beat him and went up the troops, continued to draw fierce condemnation. Another photo showed police with clubs raised more than an old woman huddled, crying and a younger girl.

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