Egyptian authorities have decided to use the assets of more than 500 leaders of the Islamic movement “Muslim Brotherhood” the Associated Press reported on Tuesday, citing the representatives of the Ministry of Justice. According to the agency, it is about “the confiscation of movable and immovable property 572 leaders of the movement.”
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