Protesters break through hurdle round Egypt palace.

Protesters averse to Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi shattered through barbed wire barriers protecting his Cairo palace on Friday, but a cordon associated with soldiers prevented them from entering the key gate, AFP correspondents for the scene said.

A crowd of more than 10, 000 protesters thronged the square as you're watching palace, where army tanks have been deployed. Some sprayed graffiti on the palace's perimeter wall, showing Mursi to "Go".

No violence was seen for now, but tensions were high after clashes for the same spot on Wed between pro- and anti-Mursi supporters left seven people dead and even more than 600 injured.

Several tanks were stationed within the square and nearby, but made no movement contrary to the protesters, some of whom clambered aboard to declare the army was "hand in hand" with him or her.