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🇪🇬Relied on its chemical&bio weapons+its ballistic missile program to deter🇮🇱from using its nukes during the 1973 war That's why Sadat used Scuds and publicly threatened🇮🇱with mutually assured destruction 🇪🇬continued developing its ☣️&🧫 weapons+its ballistic missile ever since

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mahboob 1vor 1 Jahr

Countries like north korea and iran only strength is their missiles,,egypt should also work with Countries like pakistan, chinaor Russia to get advanced missile technology like mirv and Hypersonic

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Anubisvor 1 Jahr

@grasstree321 I'll write a post about the current status of the Egyptian missile program

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محمدvor 1 Jahr

The nuclear is only deterred by the nuclear

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Timothy McWheyvor 1 Jahr

Smart of Egypt to maintain a chemical weapons program. Jews take +20 Gas Damage.

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