BREAKING NEWS: KILLINGS OF PRO MORSY PROTESTERS ON GOING IN EGYPT

Not less than120 Pro Morsy protesters have been confirmed dead and scores injured in this early morning battle as Egyptian security forces started to clear two antigovernment sit-ins in Cairo this Wednesday morning, a development that observers worry could plunge the already divided country further into uncontrollable violence. The Wednesday morning storming of Raba'a al Adiwiya and Nahda squares paralyzed the capital, with major roads closed and army tanks lining the streets
as the government braced for a reaction from Muslim Brotherhood supporters. Brotherhood leaders had vowed to send their supporters to march on government buildings if the Cairo sit-ins were attacked.
Images from state television and provided by the Brotherhood's press office showed smoke filling the air, helicopters circling the sky, government snipers on roofs and scores of protesters lined up against cars as they were arrested by police. They also showed bloody bodies being taken into a Brotherhood field hospital set up in Raba'a.