Egyptian government officials said the top U.S. diplomat visited in prison awaiting trial accused of conspiracy to kill protesters a Muslim Brotherhood leader.
Officials say in prison Meets with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William Burns Monday morning Khairat EL-Chartres, brother, deputy head of the Islamic Organization overthrew President Mohammed Mursi praise. He was accompanied by the foreign ministers of Qatar and the United Arab Emirates and the European Union envoy.
Third, in Egypt as part of international efforts to end the Mursi's supporters mounted on July 3 after the coup, Mursi by the confrontation between the military and the government.
Officials speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
 



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