The intelligence service has ordered the arrest of 29 people suspected of membership in a terrorist organization and of committing acts of espionage for Turkey, Reuters reports. “According to the results of an investigation by the General Intelligence Services, the group has been recording phone calls and passing information to Turkish intelligence as part of a plan to bring the Muslim Brotherhood back to power in Egypt, MENA said. The nationalities of the suspects were not specified. They are also accused of money laundering and trading currency without a licence.”
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