Army kills two Takfiri elements in Central Sinai
Egypt's Army
Cairo - Egypt Today
Law enforcement forces of the Third Field Army have destroyed two 4×4 vehicles and killed two Takfiri elements in Central Sinai.
The forces have also seized a large amount of materials used to manufacture bombs, communication devices, medical supply in addition to narcotics, military spokesman Colonel Tamer Rifae said in a Wednesday statement.
The move comes as part of efforts exerted by the Armed Forces to eliminate Takfiri and criminal elements, he added.
Source : Mena
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