Egypt: Western Governments Did Not Share Intel on Crash

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry has told reporters that the United States, Britain and other foreign nations failed to share intelligence with Egypt about the crash of a Russian passenger jet last week. Shoukry spoke to reporters Saturday in Cairo, complaining that foreign intelligence indicating the possibility of a bomb blast aboard the plane had not "until now" been provided to the Egyptian security services. He did not specify whether "now" referred to...

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