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War was on the verge of being waged, pushing Benghazi, Tobruk, and the new town of Cyrenaica, to expand as much as they can and grow. Despite multiple efforts of them attempting to retrieve the gold back, all failed, leading them to find other ways to try and take over the Libyan coast. Methods include map hunting, trapping, and claim-blocking. | War was on the verge of being waged, pushing Benghazi, Tobruk, and the new town of Cyrenaica, to expand as much as they can and grow. Despite multiple efforts of them attempting to retrieve the gold back, all failed, leading them to find other ways to try and take over the Libyan coast. Methods include map hunting, trapping, and claim-blocking. | ||
==== | ==== Sinai claim disputes settled ==== | ||
In mid-January, the claim disputes in the Sinai Peninsula between Egypt and Israel were finally settled and the area was divided with Egypt claiming it's towns and Israel claiming the rest of the peninsula. An outlier, which was the town of Damascus, later sold to Syria, would be the exception of Egyptian towns that would be claimed in Israel. | In mid-January, the claim disputes in the Sinai Peninsula between Egypt and Israel were finally settled and the area was divided with Egypt claiming it's towns and Israel claiming the rest of the peninsula. An outlier, which was the town of Damascus, later sold to Syria, would be the exception of Egyptian towns that would be claimed in Israel. | ||