France's foreign minister said on Friday that rising tensions in Egypt risked playing in the hands of radical groups and urged the parties to make every effort to ease tensions.
Ignoring criticism major Western allies, Egypt's military-backed government on Thursday said it would turn its guns to attack the police or public body who.
Muslim Brotherhood called for a nationwide march million Muslims killed hundreds of people in the fierce security crackdown on Friday expressed outrage.
"Given Egypt guarantor of peace in the region, which is even more worrying is that the" Fabius told RTL radio. "Maximum restraint must be specifically indicated otherwise, the risk is extremist groups advantage of the situation, it would be extremely serious."
France and Britain asked the United Nations Security Council meeting on Thursday night. 15 members of the group urged all parties to end the violence, hundreds of people were killed, the military and police repression protest, demanded the return of ousted President Mohammed Mursi and after exercise maximum restraint.
Fabius said that everything had to do in order to avoid civil war and get the two sides back to the negotiating table.
"There must be winding down the tension, the authorities must make a gesture and demonstrators have a responsibility to peaceful demonstrations," Fabius said.
 



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