On June 26, 1930, Egypt broke out against the June uprising in Cairo, Egypt. In February 1922, Britain declared Egypt¡¯s independence and abolished Egypt¡¯s protection system, but also called for the British to take responsibility for Egypt¡¯s defense, control of the Suez Canal, protect foreigners¡¯ rights, and continue to rule Sudan¡¯s ¡°four reserves¡±. In February 1922, the national cabinet composed of the Warsaw Party, after 1924, refused to sign with Britain to recognize the conditions of British occupation of Egypt, and did not recognize the ¡°four reserves¡±. In June 1930, under British pressure, the King of Egypt forced the Warsaw to leave the Nashan Khanate, dissolved the parliamentary assembly, representing the country and suppressing some of the interests of the