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The text of the calls is as follows:
The calls took place between Muhammad Morsi and Ayman al-Zawahiri via Thuraya’s phone, and some of them took place from inside the Republican Palace, and are described as follows:
* The first talks about confirming Al-Qaeda’s support for the Brotherhood, through the group’s international organization

Khairat Al-Shater then officially contacted Muhammad Al-Zawahiri, for coordination, and met with him repeatedly after that.
* The second revealed the activation of cooperation between the presidency and the Brotherhood on the one hand, and Al-Qaeda on the other, to “create cells inside the country that protect the Brotherhood regime.” Morsi blamed the leader of Al-Qaeda for his attack at the time on the Brotherhood’s ruling regime

He pledged to him, saying: “We will implement Sharia and legitimacy, to the satisfaction of the group, but we are in the stage of empowerment and need the support of all parties, and it is not permissible for us from now to apply the same Iranian approach, or the Taliban’s rule in Egypt.” Ayman replied: “You must release the jihadists who were in Mubarak’s prisons, all of them, as a guarantee and a pledge to deal with them.”

" And confirmation of turning the page on the past.” Morsi promised him to facilitate the return of Muhammad al-Zawahiri to Cairo.
Note: A complete list of prisoners was subsequently released as part of a list prepared by Muhammad al-Zawahiri, in coordination with his brother Ayman, and it was presented to the presidency, which approved her pardon. They became the nucleus of the Takfiris in Sinai, in partnership with Hamas

* Third, Morsi repeated his pledge that no jihadist would be arrested during his reign, and that jihadi and Salafist jihadi groups would not be harassed. By continuing the communication that began before he assumed the presidency with the groups, and by preventing the security forces from pursuing armed groups in Sinai.
Ayman requested the opening of camps in Sinai “to support and train the brothers.”

Morsi revealed to him that the Brotherhood organization intended to “form a Revolutionary Guard” to confront any attempt to overthrow the legitimacy. He asked Al-Zawahiri to support the groups and train them, and promised to establish training camps for them in Sinai, secure support from the Brotherhood organization, and provide all facilities for them near the Libyan border.

As a result, Mohamed Morsi effectively provided four training camps for jihadist groups, and stopped many military operations in Sinai.”
The last call or farewell call before Morsi is removed is as follows:
* Four in the morning on June 30, took place in the presence of Asaad Al-Sheikha, Rifa’a Al-Tahtawi, and the presidential security official.

Morsi incited him to attack the army in Sinai, demanded that he support the legitimacy of the presidency, and provoke chaos. He told him: “There are people who want to turn against legitimacy, and the opposition must be eliminated, and I call on jihadists everywhere to help us.”
Sheikha actually met Muhammad al-Zawahiri after the call

He asked him to have jihadist groups protect the presidency and suppress the opposition. Al-Shater met, in the morning of the same day, with a delegation of jihadists, in the presence of Muhammad Al-Zawahiri, and asked them to support the group and the presidency, to prevent an early fall, and Muhammad Al-Zawahiri promised him this.
Those were the four calls that make up the largest audio document on record
 
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It's unfortunate what happened to Morsi, he was president of Egypt and was treated badly. From what I understood, 1000s of people protested against Mubarak and he wouldn't step down, then President Obama made statement that Mubarak should step down and allow free and fair elections. When that happened Muslim Brotherhood and Salafi allies through their networks won the elections whilst the opposition was in disunited after decades of one party rule of Mubarak regime. Saudi Arabia, Usa and the rest quickly accepted the election results and gave billions in aid to Morsi government, but Morsi was MB man and he started to improve relations with Iran which annoyed GCC, he tried to get really close to Turkey, then the Syrian war started and Morsi in MB gatherings called for Jihad in Syria which the Egyptian army was not happy about, Morsi also had big issues with Egyptian judiciary, breakdown of relations with the opposition parties, issues with Al Azhar, some crazy salafi allies in parliament, slowly the youth of egypt started to protest against MB government and it turned in to a big movement which then the Egyptian army took advantage of.

Muslim Brotherhood and Morsi made a mistake of not taking the opposition, Judiciary and military on board regarding their decisions, instead due to political immaturity and MB trying to place their people in power lead to the breakdown of relations with all stakeholders, the steps which would have taken decades were being done within 1 year, he tried to give himself powers which even Mubarak did not have. We must also keep in mind egypt has 15% coptic population and they too were not happy with MB. I am not saying who was right or wrong but trying to understand what lead to the situation of MB removal and prosecution, if the army wanted they could have rigged the first elections which lead to MB and allies in power. Not sure what his policy regarding Israel were.

The Egyptian military has decades of close relations with GCC and will never allow them to be damaged.
 
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