The Suez military court decided on Monday to postpone the trial of 199 leaderships of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood (MB) group to March 22 to allow the other defendants to attend the trial.
The court held a session at the headquarters of the third field army amidst heavy security measures by the police and army.
The defendants are charged with inciting violence against the army, police and churches, as well as the killing of 33 persons following the break-up of Rabaa al Adawiya and Nahda sit-ins in August 2013.