The deputy of the parliament on the restoration of Hesham Ashmawy: Egypt will punish all of the blood of its children
MP Sleiman Wahdan, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, praised Egypt's return to the terrorist Hisham Ashmawi of the Libyan National Army who was arrested eight months ago after a visit to the head of the General Intelligence Service, Major General Abbas Kamel, on Tuesday. In the shedding of Egyptian blood, and will triumph for the blood of martyrs.
He added that Hisham Ashmawi, who participated in and planned to kill the martyr MP Hisham Barakat and the martyrs of the Baha'i Oasis and Farafra, will receive his punishment and be held accountable for all his crimes, stressing that what happened in his recovery represents a victory for the will of this country. "President al-Sisi kept his promise when he mentioned in the educational seminar of the armed forces that we will hold Ashmawi accountable for what he has done, and we will not leave the blood of our martyrs on the ground," Hisham Ashmawi said.
He stressed that the Egyptian people have full confidence in the political leadership, which was able to install the pillars of the state and the punishment for the martyrs of the innocent terrorist groups, and continued: "Hesham Ashmawi caused great harm to the Egyptian and Libyan people, many families were displaced, And recruited many young people and transferred to Syria and Iraq. "
The Egyptian authorities received Hisham Ashmawi from the Libyan National Army yesterday, after a visit by General Abbas Kamel, head of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service, to the State of Libya, during which he met Marshal Khalifa Hafter, commander of the Libyan army.
He pointed out that Ashmawi was accused of involvement in the assassination attempt on former Interior Minister General Mohamed Ibrahim, the assassination of former Attorney General Hisham Barakat, preparing to target 101 Border Guards, targeting the Dakahlia Security Directorate, attacking Coptic buses in Minya, And the attack on the national security mission in the oases.
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