Egypt's interim government authorized police to disperse monthlong sit-ins supporting the country's ousted president, escalating the prospect of violent confrontation between two camps that have refused to cede ground in the month since Mohammed Morsi's ouster.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday the Egyptian army, which deposed president Mohamed Morsi, had intervened at the request of millions to protect democracy and had restored it.

86 members of U.S. Senate have refused to cut foreign aid to Egypt, Libya and Pakistan.

Police have seized a car full of weapons heading to the supporters of former president Mohamed Morsy at Rabaa Adawya sit-in.

A security source at the Ministry of Interiors said that Rabaa sit-in will be ended using gradual violence starting with tear gas.

Egypt must brace itself for many more days, if not weeks, of political turmoil and violence. But there are no signs at this stage that a Syria-style conflict will engulf the country.

The following clip shows a very in-depth analysis and representation of what has been happening in Egypt, and what the future may hold for this country which holds great potential, but poor execution.

Sources close to the Muslim Brotherhood said that Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has discussed safe exit with former president Mohamed Morsy for MB leaders in order to end Rabaa Adaweya and Renaissance sit-ins, as well as supporting demonstrations.

Security forces in Suez have arrested 4 thugs during attacking the demonstrators in Arbein Square, and 3 thousand pounds in the possession of each one.

Suez prosecutor has ordered the arrest of 5 Islamic leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafist in Suez, including 4 former MPs on charges of inciting violence.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, is going to receive the Armenian Ambassador in Cairo, and Krikor Augustine, Bishop of the Armenian Catholics, at St. Bishoy's monastery in Wadi Natrun next Wednesday.

Mahmoud Badr, media spokesman of Rebel movement, said on Facebook, that they don't accept the initiate of Catherine Ashton, vice president of the european commission, for the safe exit of the Brotherhood or those who killed or incited killing of innocent people.

On its official page on Facebook, Egyptian Interior Ministry announced that 11 bodies were found tortured to death and dumped in the trash near sit-ins of ousted president Mohamed Morsy's supporters.

While Al-Gama’a al-Islamiyya are reporting that thousands of their supporters were injured yesterday, claiming that the demonstrators were unarmed and only used mild force in an effort to defend themselves, Sources from the CIA confirmed that the truth is very far from what they are describing. In the mean time while the Obama administration is doubting the truth behind the brotherhood claims, the Turkish PM Erdogan attacked the US, the UN and Europe for not helping the “innocent civilians” being massacred by the Egyptian government.

Supporters of former president Mohamed Morsy have destroyed a number of cars

Izzat Ibrahim, human rights activist, said that supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsy have thrown Molotov cocktails at the Church of the Virgin Mary for the Catholic Orthodox at Delga village, Minya.

Supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsy have attacked St. Mary and ِِِAbba Abram Coptic Orthodox church, St. Mary Catholic Church, St. George Church and Reform Church.

A number of Morsy's supporters have beaten a young Christian woman who was carrying her infant. The baby was left on the ground while his mother was beaten by the demonstrators.

Clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of former president Mohamed Mursi near al-Qaed Ibrahim Mosque in Alexandria, an Aswat Masriya eyewitness reported on Friday.

Supporters of former president Mohamed Mursi rallying at Khazendar Mosque in Shubra assaulted pro-army demonstrators near the Dawaran Shubra area, injuring dozens, eyewitnesses told Aswat Masriya.

Bishop Raphael, general secretary of the Holy Synod, said that the Coptic Orthodox Church will not mobilize its people for the demonstration of next Friday.