Deposed Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak to leave prison after court ruling on Thursday, further divided a nation in turmoil because of the military overthrow of the Islamic President Mohammed Mursi seven weeks ago.
Mubarak held at the prison in Cairo, the court ordered the release of military men ruled Egypt with an iron fist for 30 years until he swept the Arab world in early 2011 uprising was overthrown.
Prime Minister's Office said, and then he would be placed under house arrest, which may be an attempt to appease many people would object to the release of people who held a mass protest in 2011 to exit.
State news agency quoted security sources said Mubarak "very likely" to be transported to a facility of national importance, one of two military hospital, where he was guarded by the heavily guarded.
85-year-old Mubarak was sentenced to life imprisonment last year, failed to stop the demonstrators killed. Earlier this year, the court accepted his appeal and ordered a retrial.
Ailing former Air Force pilot may have no political future, but some of the Court's ruling Egyptians uncomfortable.
"His regime was fouled a lot. Unemployment is high, no service, no health, no education, he damaged the country for the country, which is not a good day," said Hassan Mohammed, aged 66, engineer .
Fruit juice cartons in convenience stores, AMR Fathi also expressed disappointment. "I'm not happy, of course, he oppressed us a lot back in the day," he said. "
Mursi July 3 overthrow political turmoil triggered by many Egyptians remain anxious. Military announced a roadmap designed to make democracy back to Egypt, but the largest country in the Arab world did not create a sense of stability.
Since last week, has had at least 900 people, including 100 soldiers and police repression Mursi supporters were killed, making it the country's bloodiest internal decades episode.
Ban, including the Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood (Muslim Brotherhood) top leaders were arrested, seems to have weakened the Arab world's oldest, arguably the most influential Islamist organization.
Has been struggling to get people took to the streets to protest against it asserts it as a military coup, because the security crush pro-Mursi protest camp in Cairo. State news agency reported that security forces arrested a Muslim Brotherhood spokesman Ahmed Arif, Thursday morning.
Brotherhood supporters have urged Egyptians held a "Friday of Martyrs" march against the military coup.
National Alliance support groups claiming legitimacy has requested reinstatement Mursi, said in a statement: "We will continue to firmly on the road to defeat a military coup."
Mubarak was released from prison that will strengthen the brothers, led by Gen. Abdul Fatah people Sisi, the army is trying to repair the old government.
"A great man."
Mubarak is still in trial accused of complicity in the killing of demonstrators against him, but he has been in this case, to provide maximum pretrial detention.
He was imprisoned in the court removed the last legal basis, in connection with a corruption case, following Monday in another corruption case similar decisions. Mubarak will not be allowed to leave Egypt, and freeze his assets remain.
Some Egyptians glad to hear that Mubarak may soon leave the Torah prison in Cairo, where he was detained for his enemies in his ruthless suppression of Muslims.
"He was a great man, he should not be in jail, he was an old man, and said:" 19 Ibtisaam. "In Mubarak's leadership, we live in a safe, and now, anyone can come to us, thugs and all."
Since the overthrow of Mubarak, Egypt suffered a law and order deteriorated. After the outbreak of political violence, the fall also made Mursi Egyptians uneasy.
It is possible to drag on, vowed to eliminate "terrorism", with the authorities and the Muslim Brotherhood refused to give up the fight to bring back the Mursi.
The U.S. and the EU to review aid to Cairo bloodshed, however, the enemy's brother, Saudi Arabia promised to make up any shortfall.
EU agrees to immediately cease abruptly cut financial or military aid to Cairo Wednesday, EU foreign ministers held an emergency meeting to find ways to help end the violence in Egypt.
The decision to recognize Europe's economic strength is limited, forcing the Egyptian military-backed rulers and Mursi's Muslim Brotherhood supporters into a peaceful compromise.
It also reflects a problem, abruptly cutting aid to close the dialog with Cairo's military rulers and damage to Europe's ability, in any future negotiations on conclusion of the mediation of Egypt's modern history's worst internal strife.
Egypt has repeatedly said it does not want foreign forces to interfere with the brothers confrontation.
"Egypt will never accept the sovereignty or independence in its decision to intervene or interfere in their internal affairs," the EU said in a statement after the talks, Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.
"Egypt's decision ruling the only criterion is the country's highest interests and national security."



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