Mubarak: 800 armed men stormed our eastern border with tunnels

Mubarak: 800 armed men stormed our eastern border with tunnels

Faced with Morsi and asked the army permission to provide details on the "parcels"

Mubarak arrives in court with his sons Alaa and Jamal (Reuters)

Cairo: Walid Abdel Rahman

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said that 800 activists had infiltrated Egypt by tunnels on the morning of January 29, 2011, in order to wreak havoc in the country and smuggle out Muslim Brotherhood members. , Hezbollah and Hamas. He denied having "information about the kidnapping of three officers and a police officer or buildings destroyed by infiltrators", but at the same time pointed out that the "Brotherhood" had destroyed the building of State Security in Arish and killed a large number of police officers.
Mubarak appeared in the court of deposed President Mohamed Morsi for the first time since the events of the 25 January Revolution, at the latter's trial, as well as the leaders of the Brotherhood in the case of an "attack at the eastern border "linked to charges against the group. Mubarak, however, takes care not to speak of "conspiracy" until he has obtained the permission of the General Command of the Armed Forces, because his testimony contains secrets of the state and concerns his security.
The former president revealed that Israel had captured a boat coming from Turkey to Gaza before (the events of January) and was one of those of the boat boss Brotherhood Mohamed Beltagy (currently imprisoned). "I contacted the Israeli Prime Minister and asked him to send back the Egyptians." I replied and sent them, including Baltaji.