Audio recordings of Muslim Brotherhood leaked on Egyptian TV

On Sunday, Egyptian media host Amr Adib and writer Abdel-Rahim Ali showcased audio recordings of Muslim Brotherhood leaders on MBC Egypt's "al-Hekaya" (The Story) show. The recordings allegedly detail plans for a new revolution and the establishment of a government in exile, according to RT. Writer and researcher Abdel-Rahim Ali explained that the leaks document meetings between Brotherhood leaders and Egyptian opposition figures abroad.

These meetings reportedly discussed instigating political change in Egypt and preparing for a "new revolution." The total audio recordings amount to approximately 30 hours, though not all could be broadcast due to security concerns. Ali noted that the meetings suggested a "civil state" as a way to prevent early clashes with state institutions and religious groups.

He pointed out that discussions went beyond political project planning, including forming a political entity abroad and a government-in-exile to manage a transitional period following a change in Egypt. Ali believed these recordings represent organized efforts to reorganize the Muslim Brotherhood and its allies worldwide and prepare political alternatives for potential unrest or shifts within Egypt.