Egypt anarchist group condemns Cairo 'massacre'

Egypt’s Tahrir-ICN anarchist group has issued a statement condemning the “massacre” by security forces cracking down on the opposition. "It was a pre-orchestrated act of state terrorism. It’s aim is to divide the people and push the Muslim Brotherhood to create more militia’s to revenge and protect themselves," the statement read. "We condemn the massacres at Rabaa and Nadha Square, the attacks on workers, activists and journalists, the manipulation of the people by those who vie to power, and sectarian attacks," the statement added. The group also accused the government of seeking “to keep the military regime in an ongoing state of emergency.” "For the revolution to continue the people must remain united in their opposition to the abuses and tyranny of power, against whoever it is directed," the statement concluded. More than 600 people were killed after security forces moved into disperse two Islamist protest camp in Cairo on Wednesday.