Cairo (CNN) -- Convulsions of violence followed the fierce clashes that killed dozens of people Sunday in Egypt, when Muslim Brotherhood supporters clashed with their opponents and security forces. By Tuesday, the death toll from Sunday's violence climbed to 55. That number could continue to rise, as some of the 250 injured could succumb to their wounds. On top of that, six Egyptian soldiers have died in attacks since Sunday. In the city of Port Said, a group of attackers shot and killed an Egyptian soldier on Tuesday, according to state-run media. And on Monday, Islamist militants in the Sinai killed five Egyptian soldiers in the town of Ismailia, state media said. In the village of Al-Tor, they set off a car bomb that killed two people and wounded 48, state media reported.
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Violence has pockmarked Egypt since Sunday's clashes that killed dozens
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The death toll from those clashes now stands at 55, with more than 250 injured
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Attacks on the military killed at least six soldiers on Monday and Tuesday
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Supporters of ousted President Morsy keep protesting despite pressure from the military
Early Sunday, Muslim Brotherhood protesters marched in different neighborhoods in @placeholder and across the country.