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Egyptian protesters attack presidential palace in Cairo

Egyptian protesters throw stones and molotov bombs inside the presidential palace in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013.

Egyptian protesters throw stones and molotov bombs inside the presidential palace in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013. Egyptian protesters and hundreds of saboteurs attacked Al-Etehadeya presidential palace after protesting against president Mohamed Morsi earlier Friday morning, riot police responded later by teargas and water canons. Opposition movements and parties organised anti-Morsi rallies around the country on Friday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)

Egyptian protesters throw stones and molotov bombs inside the presidential palace in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013.

Egyptian protesters throw stones and molotov bombs inside the presidential palace in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013. Egyptian protesters and hundreds of saboteurs attacked Al-Etehadeya presidential palace after protesting against president Mohamed Morsi earlier Friday morning, riot police responded later by teargas and water canons. Opposition movements and parties organised anti-Morsi rallies around the country on Friday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)

Egyptian protesters escape teargas whilst others throw stones and molotov bombs inside the presidential palace in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013.

Egyptian protesters escape teargas whilst others throw stones and molotov bombs inside the presidential palace in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013. Egyptian protesters and hundreds of saboteurs attacked Al-Etehadeya presidential palace after protesting against president Mohamed Morsi earlier Friday morning, riot police responded later by teargas and water canons. Opposition movements and parties organised anti-Morsi rallies around the country on Friday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)

Egyptian protesters remove the wire fences that protects one of the presidential palace's gates in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013.

Egyptian protesters remove the wire fences that protects one of the presidential palace's gates in Cairo, Feb. 8, 2013. Egyptian protesters and hundreds of saboteurs attacked Al-Etehadeya presidential palace after protesting against president Mohamed Morsi earlier Friday morning, riot police responded later by teargas and water canons. Opposition movements and parties organised anti-Morsi rallies around the country on Friday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)

Egyptian protesters set fire on the presidential palace gate whilst others throw stones and molotov bombs inside the palace in Cairo, Feb, 8, 2013.

Egyptian protesters set fire on the presidential palace gate whilst others throw stones and molotov bombs inside the palace in Cairo, Feb, 8, 2013. Egyptian protesters and hundreds of saboteurs attacked Al-Etehadeya presidential palace after protesting against president Mohamed Morsi earlier Friday morning, riot police responded later by teargas and water canons. Opposition movements and parties organised anti-Morsi rallies around the country on Friday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)

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