The Italian invasion of Egypt (Operazione E) was hostile in the Second World War, against British , Commonwealth and Free French powers in the Kingdom of Egypt. The intrusion by the Italian tenth Army (10ª Armata) finished boundary skirmishing in the wilderness and started the Western Desert Campaign (1940–1943) legitimate. The Italian system was to progress from Libya along the Egyptian coast to hold onto the Suez Canal. After various postponements , the extent of the hostility was diminished to a development to the extent of Sidi Barrani and the commitment of any British powers nearby. The 10ª Armata progressed around 65 mi (105 km) into Egypt against British screening powers of the seventh Support Group (seventh Armored Division) the fundamental power staying nearby Mersa Matruh , the chief British base in the Western Desert. On 16 September 1940, the 10ª Armata ended and took up protective position...
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