Khaberni - The Egyptian Ministry of Interior commented, on Friday, on a circulating video that includes an alleged phone call between a police officer and another party, described as an "erotic call".
The ministry stated in a post on its Facebook account, quoting a security source confirming that "the video clip is fabricated and incorrect", explaining that "the individual shown in the video is a former police officer who retired 27 years ago".
The ministry added that "the video clip is being circulated on one of the pages managed by the terrorist Brotherhood group abroad, which has been accustomed to broadcasting fabricated video clips and false news through it".
It pointed out that these practices "come as part of a series of lies and allegations that the terrorist Brotherhood group has been promoting as part of its desperate and repeated attempts to cause confusion especially at the current time following the security successes in uncovering its sinister plots".
The ministry emphasized that legal actions are being taken against those promoting these claims.
At the end of last March, the Egyptian Ministry of Interior announced the capture of a prominent leader in the "Hasm" terrorist movement, who had fled the country, in a preemptive security operation that succeeded in thwarting a major sabotage plan targeting vital facilities and high-profile figures.
The ministry published a video of the terrorist Ali Mahmoud Mohamed Abdel Wanes' confessions, in which he disclosed a complex network of relations and terrorist plans, and confessed to being involved in planning to target the presidential aircraft using shoulder-launched missiles.
