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The general went on to explain that Morsi “picked fights with almost all the state institutions.” He also claimed that the army had been “keen and predetermined on his success,” but his failure in leading the country had led the army to intervene.

The United States, he said, did not give adequate weight to the millions who turned out to call for Morsi’s overthrow.

“We really wonder: Where is the role of the United States and the European Union and all of the other international forces that are interested in the security, safety and well-being of Egypt?” Sisi asked. “Are the values of freedom and democracy exclusively exercised in your countries but other countries do not have the right to exercise the same values and enjoy the same environment? Have you seen the scores of millions of Egyptians calling for change in Tahrir [Square]? What is your response to that?” Asked if he had plans on running for president, the general responded: “You just can’t believe that there are people who don’t aspire for authority.”

Sisi also said there would have been a “civil war” if the army had not intervened.


Sisi went on to note that the US administration “has a lot of leverage and influence with the Muslim Brotherhood,” and that he would like Washington to use this leverage to end the current standoff with Morsi supporters.

He also said that Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel had been calling him almost daily, but that Obama had not called since July 3.


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