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Why Obama Won't Call Egypt's Coup a Coup

机译：为什么奥巴马不会称埃及政变为政变

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In the weeks since Egypt's military deposed President Mohamed Mursi on July 3, the Obama administration has struggled to find the right response-and the right words. President Obama has been careful not to label what happened a coup, in part because doing so would put an end to the $1.3 billion in military aid the U.S. gives Egypt each year. (Washington cannot give aid to countries whose elected head of state is ousted by the military.) On July 25, the administration declared that the U.S. is not legally required to determine if Mursi's ouster counts as a coup, which conveniently allows aid to keep flowing to one of the few allies in the region. But in a decision that acknowledges the chaos and violence in Egypt-Mursi remains in military custody and at least 72 protesters were reported killed during riots on July 27-the Pentagon is delaying the long-planned delivery of four F-16 fighter jets to the Egyptian military.
机译：自埃及军方于7月3日罢免总统穆罕默德·穆尔西以来的几周内，奥巴马政府一直在努力寻找正确的应对方式和正确的措辞。奥巴马总统一直小心谨慎，不要给政变贴上标签，部分原因是这样做会终止美国每年向埃及提供的13亿美元军事援助。 （华盛顿不能向那些当选的国家元首被军方罢免的国家提供援助。）7月25日，奥巴马政府宣布，没有法律要求美国确定穆尔西的罢免是否算作政变，这方便了援助继续流动。到该地区为数不多的盟友之一。但是，在一项决定承认埃及混乱和暴力的决定中，穆尔西人仍在军事拘留中，据报道，至少有72名抗议者在7月27日的暴乱中丧生-五角大楼推迟了原定计划向以色列交付4架F-16战斗机。埃及军队。

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