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Sunday, May 24, 2015
After kidnapped Egyptian soldier murdered six suspected militants killed in clashes with security forces in Sinai

Six suspected militants killed in clashes with security forces in Sinai
Sun, 24/05/2015 - 18:09 Aswat Masriya
http://www.egyptindependent.com//news/six-suspected-militants-killed-clashes-security-forces-sinai

Six suspected militants were killed and six were arrested during clashes
with security forces in North Sinai on Sunday, military sources told Aswat
Masriya.

The clashes broke out when security forces tackled a cell that was
attempting to carry out attacks against a nearby security position, the
sources said.

They added that four bombing attempts were thwarted and four houses owned by
"extremely dangerous" militants were destroyed.

Militancy inside Egypt has seen a significant rise since July 2013, with
most attacks occurring in North Sinai and target security forces.

On Friday, a military conscript was abducted and eventually killed in North
Sinai, by militants belonging to Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, Egypt's most
notorious militant group.

Ansar changed its name to Sinai Province after pledging allegiance to the
leader of the Islamic State fighters in Iraq and Syria last November.

The suspected militants whose death was announced today only add to the
death toll of individuals killed in an intensified security campaign aimed
at curbing insurgency in the peninsula.

On May 9, the armed forces announced that security operations have left a
total of 725 suspected militants killed between late October and late April.

This content is from :Aswat Masriya

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