CAIRO: Egypt's Kefaya, or “Enough,” movement has condemned what they said were “non-stop accusations” from a member of the ruling military junta. The group said that Hassan Ruweini, who has lashed out at protest groups in the country, should apologize for his statements. Kefaya founders condemned Ruwaini's statements, and asked him to produce evidence supporting his statements or apologize. Ruweini spoke multiple times with different media outlets accusing the 6 of April movement of receiving funds from foreign countries and that their members were trained in Serbia to bring down the regime. He added in a phone call to al-Jazeera news channel that the Kefaya movement for change is “not an Egyptian group” but an international organization and both groups mentioned have “foreign suspicious agendas.” BM
