Thousands of pro-morsi protestors moving across October 6 bridge towards #tahrir. Military helicopter flying above pic.twitter.com/SMbqFvQKAo

— Ayman Mohyeldin (@AymanM) July 5, 2013

Pro-Morsi supporters breaking pavement to throw stones, men w guns, sticks, knives ready to fight #egypt outside state TV. No police

— Ayman Mohyeldin (@AymanM) July 5, 2013

Protestors in Tahrir just shot fireworks, as a weapon, against Morsi supporters matching across 6th Oct bridge. No army/police anywhere.

— Sheera Frenkel (@sheeraf) July 5, 2013

Carrying rocks up the bridge at the corner of Hilton Ramses to the frontline. #Tahrir pic.twitter.com/4JAYvxColj

— Tarek Shalaby (@tarekshalaby) July 5, 2013

Why are army helicopters flying overhead and nothing is being done in #Tahrir? Why aren’t police or army anywhere in the square?

— Kristen McTighe (@KristenMcTighe) July 5, 2013

But there is now a full on street fight along the corniche near Maspero. Heard two bullets snap through air.

— Evan Hill (@evanchill) July 5, 2013

Video footage documenting what is allegedly pro-Morsi man shooting gunfire http://t.co/6ftNAph3UP #Egypt

— Mai E. (@MaiE_89) July 5, 2013

Watching from the Ramses Hilton, it’s now out of control. Machine fire just a minute ago. A burning car. Molotovs.

— Patrick Kingsley (@PatrickKingsley) July 5, 2013

Total mayhem here at Maspero. Thousands against thousands. Street battles. People injured lying on the ground

— Sherine Tadros (@SherineT) July 5, 2013

Live from #tahrir… one more dead… by pro #morsi bullets… pic.twitter.com/4yysZ9rjxz

— Adham AbdelSalam (@AdhamNileFm) July 5, 2013

MB spox @gelhaddad MT: “We wll not compromise or leave streets til #Egypt‘s legitimacy is restord by reinstating its democrtily elected Prez

— Abigail Hauslohner (@ahauslohner) July 5, 2013

Holy shit balls…civilians on APCs moving over 6th October Bridge. #cairo #Egypt

— Sima Diab (@SimaDiab) July 5, 2013

Anti-Morsi crowd caught 1 pro-Morsi & dragged him past me. Some were trying to protect him, others trying to beat him w/sticks, rocks, etc.

— Ghazala Irshad (@ghazalairshad) July 5, 2013

فوارغ تانيه.. pic.twitter.com/vESPPC34DO

— زفــت (@elZeft) July 5, 2013

#Egypt: Official sources quoted: 17 killed and hundreds injured so far today across the country.

— Hala Jaber (@HalaJaber) July 5, 2013

At Maspero. Clashes ended and MB left. Maspero locals who joined the fight tilted the balance. People celebrating the “victory” over MB.

— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) July 5, 2013

The Ikhwan have retreated. And the second they were gone the Army & Police APCs drove in, waving like fucking heroes.

— Omar Robert Hamilton (@ORHamilton) July 5, 2013

Can someone explain why Egyptians have been killing each other on live TV for past 90 minutes & the army just now showed up? Suspicious…

— ashraf khalil (@ashrafkhalil) July 5, 2013

It pains me to say that this was inevitable, with or without military intervention, violence was going to break out between civillians.

— Deena Adel (@deena_adel) July 5, 2013

Egypt’s interim president Mansour declares curfew in North Sinai from 8PM to 6AM

— Patrick deHahn (@patrickdehahn) July 5, 2013

Curfews and states of emergency in #Egypt – because that always works.

— Ms. Entropy (@MsEntropy) July 5, 2013

Completely calm on october bridge: family on promenade #egypt #maspero #onlyinegypt pic.twitter.com/xERIU4QAeW

— Tarik Salama (@tariksalama) July 5, 2013