Two Killed In Cairo After Night of Protests

By Michael Warren
Published April 9, 2011 10:00pm ET
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Two Killed In Cairo After Night of Protests
The Washington Post reports that Egyptian military forces broke up protests early this morning in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. At least two civilians were killed and another 15 were seriously wounded. The protests followed a day of peaceful demonstrations, which continued after the 2 a.m. curfew and into the early morning: As armored cars and troops swept in […]

The Washington Post reports that Egyptian military forces broke up protests early this morning in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. At least two civilians were killed and another 15 were seriously wounded. The protests followed a day of peaceful demonstrations, which continued after the 2 a.m. curfew and into the early morning:

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