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Why are the Red Sea and the Suez Canal of strategic value in the region

Why are the Red Sea and the Suez Canal of strategic value in the region
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Why are the Red Sea and the Suez Canal of strategic value in the region

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The Suez canal controls trading so they needed to make a canal for trading purposes.

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As the Suez canal controls all the trading and was a necessary canal to make tons of money.
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