Muslim Brotherhood disputes pave the way for their collapse.

The effects of the recent differences between the two fronts of the Brotherhood in London-Ankara reflected on the economic and financial situation of the terrorist organization, especially in Egypt.

  Two experts expected, in exclusive statements to Al-Ain Al-Akhbar, that the recent differences and splits would lead to dire repercussions on the Brotherhood's investments inside Egypt. 

 Brotherhood businessmen and investors in Egypt or financially financed from abroad were divided directly into sects and groups, and each group went to support a front from two fronts, London and Ankara.