US calls on Egyptian army to free 'detained' Morsi

July 13, 2013 15:54

The US government has reportedly asked the Egyptian army to free 'detained and ousted President Mohammed Morsi'.

In light of the ongoing protests on the first Friday of Ramadan, US made the call along with Germany, which also made the same appeal hours before, BBC reports.

Morsi was ousted last week by the Egyptian army and has since been held at a 'safe' but unspecified location.

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