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Halaib (Arabic: حلايب, romanized:
Ḥalāyib [ħæˈlæːjeb]), is a Red Sea port and town
located in the
Halaib Triangle, a
disputed area
between Egypt and Sudan...
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triangle stood at 27,000.
Spelled in Arabic: مُثَلَّث حَلَايِب ****llath
Ḥalāyib, lit. "Halaib Triangle";
pronounced in
Sudanese Arabic [muˈsallas ħaˈlaːjib]...
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nomadic peoples,
thereby creating the Bir
Tawil region (to Egypt) and the
Halayib triangle (to Anglo-Egyptian Sudan).
Egypt gained full
independence in 1922...
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Hadarba lies on the s****s of the Red Sea to the
southeast of the city of
Halayib and to the east of
mount Hadarba from
which it
takes its name. The village...
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eight administrative areas: Bur
Sudan (Port Sudan),
Gebiet Elma'din,
Halayib, Haya, Sawakin, Sinkat,
Gunob Awlieb, Derodieb,
Tokar and Ageeg. Port Sudan...
- الشلاتين Ash-Shalātīn 13,761 Kism (urban and
rural parts)
Halaib قسم حلايب
Ḥalāyib 8,312 Kism (fully rural)
Marsa Alam قسم مرسى علم Marsā 'Alam 9,147 Kism...
- Westerwald-class
transport ship Germany
Ammunition ship 1 3,469
tonnes Halayib (231) — Lüneburg-class
replenishment ship Type 701E Germany Replenishment...
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warships at sea.
Odenwald was
later sold to the
Egyptian Navy and
renamed ENS
Halayib. As part of the
auxiliary ship
program of 1959,
drafts for the construction...
- 1177/0095327X231155667. S2CID 257268269. Warburg,
Gabriel (March 1994). "Hot Spot:
Egypt and
Sudan Wrangle over
Halayib".
Middle East
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