Four Day War

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The Four Day War was a brief 1977 border conflict between Libya and Egypt marked by intense but short-lived fighting and a rapid ceasefire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf border conflict
war
conflictBetween Egypt
Libya
followedBy Arab League mediation efforts
continued political hostility between Egypt and Libya
hasAlternateName 1977 Egyptian–Libyan War
Libyan–Egyptian War
hasCause border tensions between Egypt and Libya
political tensions between Anwar Sadat and Muammar Gaddafi
hasCeasefireBroker Arab League
hasCharacteristic brief but intense fighting
limited territorial incursions
rapid ceasefire
hasCommander Anwar Sadat
Muammar Gaddafi
hasConsequence further deterioration of Egypt–Libya relations
increased regional concern over inter-Arab conflicts
hasDuration 4 days
hasEndTime 1977-07-24
hasFront Sallum area
linked to: Sallum

border region near As-Sallum and Bardiyah
hasGeopoliticalContext Egypt’s diplomatic realignment toward the West
post-Yom Kippur War Middle East politics
hasLocation Egypt
Egypt–Libya border
Libya
hasOutcome Egyptian military advantage
hasParticipant Egyptian Armed Forces
Libyan Armed Forces
hasResult ceasefire
status quo ante bellum largely restored
hasStartTime 1977-07-21
hasTypeOfWarfare air warfare
armored warfare
conventional warfare
involvedCountry Arab Republic of Egypt
linked to: Republic of Egypt

Libyan Arab Republic
linked to: Libya
isPartOfRelations Egypt–Libya relations
partOf Arab–Israeli conflict context
precededBy period of escalating diplomatic tensions between Egypt and Libya
tookPlaceInMonth July 1977
tookPlaceInYear 1977
usedWeapon artillery
combat aircraft
tanks

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Libyan–Egyptian War alsoKnownAs Four Day War