Syria (and Beyond) LiveBlog: Critical Mass?
Claimed video of military cadets marching for the opposition in Aleppo in Syria on Friday
1925 GMT: The AP is now carrying a story we've been reporting this afternoon, the clashes in Cairo, Egypt:
A crowd estimated at around 10,000 people set out from downtown Cairo's Tahrir Square but was stopped from reaching the military headquarters in the eastern Abbasiyah neighborhood by a line of army barricades. Along the way, they chanted slogans against the military council's delay in implementing their demands.
Bands of men armed with knives and sticks set upon them from side roads, setting off pitched street battles in which both sides threw punches and hurled rocks. Gunfire was heard, but it was unclear who was shooting.
1919 GMT: Bahraini police harass protesters with tear gas in Maameer:
1911 GMT: The situation might be winding down in Egypt:
RT @Sandmonkey: The #abassia battle seems to be over. People are getting out now.
1901 GMT: There are reports of an escalating situation in Egypt. According to Rasha Abdulla:
AlJazeera: More than 70 protesters injured in #Abbasiya clashes #massira
An activist is also sharing this picture, reportedly showing smoke in the air after a car was lit on fire and molotov cocktails were thrown (there appears to be fire in the background as well).
1856 GMT: Al Jazeera reports on events in Homs, where a general strike has been called and thousands protested today alongside the funerals of three people killed yetsreday: