EGYPTIAN DESTROYER SURRENDERS

The video discusses the restoration of law and order in the Middle East, focusing on the Egyptian destroyer Ibrahim Awal, which surrendered to Israeli forces. The destroyer, formerly HMS Cottesmore, was transferred to Egypt in 1950 and surrendered after being hit by Israeli jets. It was towed to Haifa, the port it had attacked. The event marked the first time a surface warship surrendered to aircraft, making history. The video concludes with a celebration and a brief mention of riot police.

What was the original name of the Egyptian destroyer Ibrahim Awal?

• HMS Belfast

• HMS Cottesmore

• HMS Victory

• HMS Dreadnought

What caused the Egyptian destroyer to surrender?

• Rocket-firing jet planes

• Mechanical failure

• A naval blockade

• A submarine attack

Where was the Egyptian destroyer towed after its surrender?

• Suez

• Port Said

• Haifa

• Alexandria

How many crew members were brought ashore as prisoners?

• 150

• 200

• 250

• 300

What was historically significant about the surrender of the Egyptian destroyer?

• It was the largest naval battle in history

• It was the first time a warship surrendered to aircraft

• It was the first use of submarines in warfare

• It marked the end of the conflict