Administration treads cautiously on Egypt upheaval
The Obama administration moves carefully amid Egypt's crisis after Morsi's ouster. It avoids a blunt coup label, balancing support for democracy with distance, while warning against excessive force and assessing aid implications. The White House seeks a path that pressures the military to return civilian rule and preserve inclusive process.
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Egyptian military ousts Morsi and faces long term consequences
UD sociologist Jeremy Forbis says the army overstepped bounds by ousting Egypts democratically elected president, warning the move could hurt the militarys reputation and future U.S. relations. Esraa Abdel Fattah calls the coup a continuation of the revolution while noting broad popular support.
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