Friday's unrest looked incredibly similar to the Egyptian revolution on its two-year anniversary. (Creative Commons)

Reuters reported those killed were shot in Suez, though uprisings spread across the nation. Roughly 235 people were injured, civilians and security personnel alike.

Friday's rioting came in reaction to President Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood who opponents say betrayed the goal of 2011's revolution.

One of the Muslim Brotherhood's party offices was burned in an act of arson, as were at least two state-owned buildings — considered signs of the government.

According to Reuters: "Our revolution is continuing. We reject the domination of any party over this state. We say no to the Brotherhood state," said Hamdeen Sabahy, a popular leftist leader.

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