He also said in a statement he read on television that he would have no choice but to use force if political protests flared up again. He said he aimed for an election as soon as possible but gave no timeframe for a vote.
The army imposed martial law on May 20 and then seized power on May 22 after nearly seven months of political turmoil.
[jpost.com]
26/5/14
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