“Hillary’s emails” .. Morsi was reprimanded by the “US State Department”...

An email sent to Hillary Clinton showed that former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, affiliated with the Brotherhood, revealed in secret meetings with European leaders and diplomats his concern about a “violent” message sent to him by the US State Department and the office of then-US President Barack Obama, regarding the security of Western interests in Egypt.

In an e-mail dated September 14, 2012, under the heading “Confidential… Morsi’s Private Conversations”, a source told Hillary, then US Secretary of State, that “Morsi, while in Brussels for meetings with the European Union, expressed his concern about this message that left no room for doubt. The American-Egyptian relations and the American aid exceeding one billion dollars were at stake, and Morsi added in his private conversations in the meetings, according to the source, that Morsi saw that since much of this aid goes to the Egyptian army, he and Muhammad Saad Al-Katatni, the speaker of the People’s Assembly at the time, saw That this would harm the Egyptian Brotherhood administration establishing good relations with the army.

The source added: “Accordingly, Morsi issued instructions to the army and security forces to use all necessary force to protect American and Western installations.”

The source added: “Morsi said privately to a number of European officials that he feels that he is losing control of the political situation and is afraid that in the event of deaths, whether from demonstrators, American diplomats, Egyptian security personnel, or United Nations peacekeepers, the situation has changed. He gets out of control and his government can fall. ”

According to the document, Al-Katatni agreed to this, and they agreed that when the situation calms down, they will have to deal with the Nour Party, which is afraid that it will exploit the circumstances to try to destabilize the Morsi administration, and accordingly Morsi requested that Sisi instruct the military intelligence leaders to intensify information gathering on the activities of the leaders of the Nour Party.