Egypt says Erdogan claims over Morsi death 'irresponsible'
Egypt says Erdogan claims over Morsi death 'irresponsible'
By AFP
June 20, 2019
Cairo: Egypt´s foreign minister on Thursday condemned as "irresponsible" accusations by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that his ousted Egyptian counterpart Mohamed Morsi had been killed.
In a statement, Sameh Shoukry strongly condemned the "repeated, irresponsible accusations by the Turkish president about Egypt," following Morsi´s death on Monday after falling ill during a court hearing.
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