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Bombings and Violence Incidents 26 Report 26 June- 2July Bombings and violence incidents 26th report 26th June- 2July - 2015 Are the terrorist groups play their last card? Address: 148 MisrHelwan El-Zyrae Road , El Matbaa Sq, Hadayek El Maadi, 4th Floor, No 41 , Cairo, Egypt 841 طريق مصر حلوان الزراعي - المطبعة – ح المعادي - الدور الرابع - شقة 48 - القاهرة | ص.ب : 494 المعادي PO Box : 490 El Maadi Website: www.maatpeace.org E-mail : [email protected] Tel. 00(20) (2) 25344706 Telefax. 00 (20) (2) 25344707 Mob. +201226521170 Introduction: that in conjunction with the second anniversary of the Revolution of June 30th, which ended to isolate the former President Mohamed Morsi from power in July 3, 2013, Egypt faced a growing wave of terrorist acts affected the high-level judicial figure, Mr. Hisham Barakat the Egyptian Attorney General, the Egyptian armed forces in Sinai were also able to repel a comprehensive terrorist attack, it targeted several ambushes and security stationed by a package of light and heavy weapons and bombed cars, the Egyptian soldiers showed a rare combat efficiency led to defeat terrorist forces, and caused losses in their ranks with hundreds of individuals and dozens of military vehicles and equipment, while 17 soldier from the Egyptian armed forces were martyred. It was clear from the context of recent events in Egypt that powers that lost power as a result of the revolution June 30 and the armed groups advocacy their positions, are responsible about the terrorist incidents were witnessed by Egypt during the last week, even in Cairo or in other provinces, or in the eastern borders in Sinai. It also coincided with the Egyptian government's approval of the laws governing the parliamentary elections, and raising it to Mr. President of the Republic to confirm it, which may explain on the other hand the reasons and the timing of the fierce terrorist attack, planned and coordinated by terrorist groups against Egypt, it looks as if the terrorism play its last card in Egypt. The most important violence incidents during the week : Friday, June 26 . A bomb was planted by unknown assailants exploded, on the railway track, in front of Denshal village, Damanhur center, Beheira governorate, without causing any human injuries, but it resulted in suspending the trains movements. An IED exploded, it was placed by unknown assailants under a car in front of Mari Hanna church at Al Qousiya ,it did not result any life losses, but it caused damages in 3 cars owned by the same citizen, in addition to the collapse of the his house' windows glass. Ten terrorists belonging to Ansar Bayt Al Maqdis were killed in a security raid by the Egyptian military, in A Arish city and south of El Sheikh Zuied, the armed forces also arrested 4 other terrorists. A bomb exploded in the railway line( Cairo – Alexandria) in front of Al Sharakwa village, Damanhur center, it caused a hall depth of 40 cm and length of one meter, without causing any human injuries. The security forces in North Sinai killed 5 terrorist elements in two areas at El Sheikh Zuied and Rafah, where the forces monitored an armed group riding a4x4 car, and clashed with them , the chase ended after the forces destroyed the car and killed every one inside it. Unknown assailant set ire on in several car tires on the international coastal road, in North Sinai governorate, at Be'r Al Abd city, which resulted in suspending the traffic movement on the international costal road between Be'r Al Abd city, and Al Qantara east of Ismailia governorate. A sound bomb exploded in the vicinity of Media Production city, in front of an under construction commercial centers , on El Wahat road, at 6th October city, without causing any injuries or life losses. Saturday, June 27th . Four power adapters exploded in three neighboring villages at Megaga center, Minya governorate they are" two power adaptors in Sham El Qebliya village, one power adaptor in Ahmed Younis village, and one power adaptor in Bani Khalaf village", which resulted in power outage of the areas were feed by those adaptors, and water was also cut off. The security apparatus in Sohag governorate dealt with a foreign body , it was found around the local branch of the Egyptian company for wholesale, in the middle of Tama city, near by the rail way station and the city council of Tama, without any damages. The security forces in Cairo governorate arrested 15 of what they called" the Revolutionary punishment" terrorist cell, the accused of executing a young man in the desert of El Tebeen in May 15. The explosive experts in Beheira governorate defused a bomb inside the medical unit at Mahtet 2 Bozor village, of Abu El Matameer center, Beheira governorate, without causing any damages. The security forces conducted a raid campaign in the scoop of El Sheikh Zuied city, which resulted in arrested 10 suspect, burning and destroying a number of Terrorist outposts, including three houses, and 7 motorcycles without license plates, an automatic rifle, a protective jacket of lead, and 3 Motorola mobile devices, Nokia mobile device, and 12 cylinder designed for explosive devices were also found, and were put under custody, and the forces also discovered a tunnel slot for smuggling, it was destroyed and demolished. The security forces succeeded in exploding an explosive device on the road of Arish air port, after unknown assailant planted it, in aimed to conducting an extensive terrorist operation against the security convoy, while passing through, before the explosive device was discovered and defused without any losses. The North Sinai security forces chased a gunmen group, at El Mazra'a area, south of El Arish, after it was monitored while it was preparing to conduct new terrorist operations against the security forces. Four people were killed after an explosive device exploded in them, in front of taxi parking in complex in Damanhur, Beheira governorate, it also resulted in crashing a public transformer bus. Unknown assailants set fire on in the road leading to Maadi police station , by a barrage of fireworks, without causing ny damages or losses among the forces. Masked men attacked Al Talbya point check, and threw it with Molotov cocktails, which caused burning it, taking advantage of the point check force's preoccupation with breaking the fast and fled. The so-called the Revolutionary guards movement cut off Minya El Kamh road, in Sharkia governorate, in front of Ezbet Sobhy, which led to a c omplete traffic paralyzing along the way. Sunday, June 28th . Dakahlia investigation found 5 severe explosion bombs in form of toys, two sound bombs, incendiary materials, and high-explosive materials, in the home of a dentist, that was after a sound bomb explosded inside the house, in the Meet El Kholy Mo'men village, of Meniat El Nasr center, without causing injuries. Two explosive devices exploded under an electricity tower at Monsha'et El Fayoum village next to the ring road of Fayoum city, in Fayoum governorate, which resulted in damages in the basses of the tower, without injuries, while the explosives experts succeeded in defusing a third bomb in the vicinity of the explosion. The security apparatus of Fayoum security directorate defused three explosive devices were planted under an electricity tower at Ezbet Dahshour area, without causing any damages. A bomb exploded, it was placed by unknown assailants under a car nearby the Saudi consulate in Garden City, Cairo governorate, without causing human casualties. The security forces conducted a security crackdown in south regions of El-Arish, Rafah and Sheikh Zuied, where the terrorism dens were raid which led to arrest 18 suspects, burning and damaging a number of terrorist outposts, including 4houses, 6 huts belongs to the expiatory elements, 8 motorcycles without plates, the forces also exploded 3 explosive devices were planted by the expiatory elements in the forces' path, it was discovered and exploded by the canons without losses. The eplosive experts of Giza governorate defused a homemade bomb, in front of "Be Tech", inside a plastic bag in El Haram St, without damages. The civil protection forces and explosive experts in Asyut governorate succeeded in defusing a bomb, planted by unknown assailants under Asyut barrage 8 minutes before its explosion, without causing any damage. Unknown assailants shot gun fire toward worshipers while they were performing Tarawih prayers in Al Saleheen mosque, in Tanta St, Al Salam district, Ismailia governorate, next to second police department, and they fled without causing any injuries. Unknown assailants set fir on the railway track, in front of Abu El Reesh village, Bahary, in Aswan city, by car tires, and the fire was extinguish by railway workers, three persons were also arrested in the vicinity of the incident. several unknown assailants burned power adaptors, on Al Manashy Al Khatateba road, in Giza governorate, which led to power outage off the area. Monday, June 29 . Two bombs exploded in two a high pressure towers in Benpan area, Draw center, the examination and inspection found that a bomb was installed to tower number No(145) bases was exploded ,as well as the explosion of another explosive device in tower number No(147), also three devices set to explode were found on the first tower's basses, and 7 others on the seconde's, the explosives experts department managed to dismantle these explosive devices, e were no damages or injuries or power outage. Two persons were killed, and 9 others were wounded in an explosive device explosion targeted a car belongs to roads body, in El Sheikh Zuied city, Sinai, the car was conducting reform works in El Sheikh Zuied road. Attorney General "Hisham Barakat" was martyred, after a Chinese-made Sprranza bombed car containing about "tons" of "TNT" material, targeting his motorcade, several large damage also occurred in the vicinity of the explosion, and a number of the Attorney General guard team were also wounded.
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