Egypt's ruling military council "is currently in another session with the Cabinet and has not accepted" the Cabinet members' proposed resignation "yet," said Mohammed Hegazy, a spokesman for Egypt's prime minister.
Earlier, Lt. Col. Amr Imam, a spokesman for the ruling Supreme Council for the Armed Forces, said the military leadership had accepted the mass resignation.
The political upheaval comes as thousands of people gathered again in Cairo to protest the military-led government.
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