Salvage ships and British divers work to clear Suez Canal of wreckage, mines, bombs, and missiles, 1956

The video discusses a $40 million salvage operation to clear the Suez Canal, a vital oil link to West Europe. British frogmen from Malta are tasked with a dangerous mission to clear mines and bombs. The operation involves clearing about 50 sunken ships and two wrecked bridges, with a United Nations team set to take over. The process may take over eight weeks, with uncertainties about the costs and ongoing Middle East tensions.

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