Suez Canal is cleared and opened for all ships after Suez crises

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Dredgers Clear Sand From Suez Canal (1957)

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Because of the Suez Crisis, the Suez Canal was closed from October 1956 as a result of damage and ships sunk. It was reopened after it was cleared with UN assistance. A UN force was established to maintain both the free navigability of the canal and peace in the Sinai Peninsula.

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Suez Canal is cleared and opened for all ships after Suez crises

Suez Canal is cleared and opened for all ships after Suez crises

Dredgers Clear Sand From Suez Canal (1957)

First Convoy Through Suez: Nasser Accuses Us (1957)

First 20,000 Ton Tankers To Go Through Suez (1957)

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Suez Canal is cleared and opened for all ships after Suez crises

Suez Canal is cleared and opened for all ships after Suez crises

Dredgers Clear Sand From Suez Canal (1957)

First Convoy Through Suez: Nasser Accuses Us (1957)

First 20,000 Ton Tankers To Go Through Suez (1957)

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Suez Canal is cleared and opened for all ships after Suez crises

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