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The wife of Egypt’s ousted president Mohamed Morsi told thousands of his supporters Thursday to remain defiant in the face of the military-backed government’s threat to clear ongoing protests, promising that her husband “is coming back, God willing.”
Naglaa Mahmoud made her first appearance since the July 3 military coup, which followed mass rallies demanding her husband’s removal from office. He has been held by military authorities since then.
Wearing a flowing veil that covered most of her body, Mahmoud delivered what she called “good news” to the crowds gathered at a sit-in at Rabaah al-Adawiya mosque in Cairo’s Nasr City district. “We are victorious,” she declared, saying protesters would overcome.
Morsi is being held with his top aides, a number of whom have been transferred in recent days to a prison in southern Cairo. They face charges including instigating violence in various incidents that led to deadly street violence over the one-year rule of Morsi.
Morsi’s children also have joined the Nasr City protest camp and called for the release of their father.
It is unclear what the government’s *****down on the two Cairo sit-ins would entail or when it would begin, but it appeared unlikely to start until next week, given the four-day celebrations marking the end of Ramadan.