The Egyptian subsidiary of the Islamic State jihadist association known as the "Sinai Area" asserted the assault on a Twitter account partnered to the gathering.
A suicide plane driving an explosives-loaded vehicle endeavored to strike the station on an expressway amongst Cairo and Suez, the military representative said on his Facebook page.
He said the explosives-loaded vehicle was devastated and its driver murdered, without giving different points of interest.
Jihadists drove by IS have ventured up assaults focusing on security powers subsequent to the armed force's ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013.
A large portion of their assaults have been in the fretful Sinai Landmass, yet fatal assaults have additionally been done in Cairo and different urban areas.
On Saturday, an auto bomb assault struck the Italian department in Cairo killing a bystander and injuring nine others, in the first against an outside mission since Morsi's ouster.
That assault came days after an auto bomb assault in Cairo killed the nation's top state prosecutor.
On July 1, Islamic aggressors unleashed a rush of synchronous assaults, including suicide auto bombings, on Egyptian armed force checkpoints in Sinai, slaughtering no less than 50 troopers.
The organized morning strikes in Sinai came a day after Egypt's leader promised to venture up the fight against Islamic aggressors and two days after the nation's state prosecutor was killed in the capital, Cairo.
A correspondent for Sky News Arabia put the Egyptian armed force loss of life as high as 60.
No less than 55 different warriors were injured, the authorities said. As battling roared, an armed force Apache gunship wrecked one of the heavily clad transporters caught by the aggressors as they were pushing it away, the authorities included.
A suicide plane driving an explosives-loaded vehicle endeavored to strike the station on an expressway amongst Cairo and Suez, the military representative said on his Facebook page.
He said the explosives-loaded vehicle was devastated and its driver murdered, without giving different points of interest.
Jihadists drove by IS have ventured up assaults focusing on security powers subsequent to the armed force's ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013.
A large portion of their assaults have been in the fretful Sinai Landmass, yet fatal assaults have additionally been done in Cairo and different urban areas.
On Saturday, an auto bomb assault struck the Italian department in Cairo killing a bystander and injuring nine others, in the first against an outside mission since Morsi's ouster.
That assault came days after an auto bomb assault in Cairo killed the nation's top state prosecutor.
On July 1, Islamic aggressors unleashed a rush of synchronous assaults, including suicide auto bombings, on Egyptian armed force checkpoints in Sinai, slaughtering no less than 50 troopers.
The organized morning strikes in Sinai came a day after Egypt's leader promised to venture up the fight against Islamic aggressors and two days after the nation's state prosecutor was killed in the capital, Cairo.
A correspondent for Sky News Arabia put the Egyptian armed force loss of life as high as 60.
No less than 55 different warriors were injured, the authorities said. As battling roared, an armed force Apache gunship wrecked one of the heavily clad transporters caught by the aggressors as they were pushing it away, the authorities included.