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 Israel realized victory in 5th of June 1967 war, and
occupied Egyptian Peninsula of Sinai, the Syrian Golan Heights, and the
western Bank of Jordan.
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Egypt
lost more than 85% of its Air Force in June war.
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Absence
of a withdrawal plan caused the perishing of men and equipments of the
Egyptian army.
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9/6/1967,
President Gamal Abd Al-Nasser resign.
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Demonstration
of sympathy by people of Egypt, demanding the president to continue
in the government.
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Field
Marshal Mohamed Fawzi was posted as the general leader of the armed
forces instead of Abd Al-Hakeem Amer, and Marshal Abd Al-Moneim Riad as
chief of the general staff.
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Abd
Al-Nasser ask for fully rearmament of the Egyptian army,
who lost everything in 1967, from the Soviet Union.
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Purchases weapons are concluded by agreements and financial
loans, which allow periods up to ten years at rate of interest of 2.5%.
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Arrival of Soviet experts for training of Egyptian army on
Russian weapons.
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 Ras
Al-Esh Battle on July 1, 1967.
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Arab summit, August 1967, Arab decided to help Egypt.
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Abd
Al-Hakeem Amer committed suicide on 13/9/1967 and the
trial of Shams Badran.
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Sinking of the military destroyer Eilat.
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Issuance of Security Council’s Resolution No. 242 on 11/11/1967.
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March 1969, beginning of Attrition War.
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22 January 1970, Abd
Al-Nasser travels to Moscow for air
defense equipments to overthrow Israeli aircrafts.
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Egypt ended air defense network through night hours before
the first hour of the morning of the eighth of August 1970. Rogers Plan
for cease-fire on eighth of August 1970. The end of Attrition War.
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Gamal Abd
Al-Nasser died on September 28, 1970.
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President Anwar Al-Sadat is the next to Gamal Abd
Al-Nasser, sticking to the principle of Abd Al-Nasser "What was taken by force, can
not be returned except by force".
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Correction revolution or the internal war to eliminate
corruption or what was known as power centers on 15th of May
1970.
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Sadat tries to get back Sinai through peace.
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Soviet Union does not fulfill its promises of sending
Russian weapons in 1971, the first year of decision of Sadat which has
not been carried out.
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The Soviet Union did not fulfill its promises at the end of
1971 to send weapons to Egypt that let to the failure of the second
decision year 1972.
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Sadat ended the services of Soviet experts in Egypt as a
response to the Soviet Union on 8th of July 1972.
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Sadat is the crying wolf and a clown in the eyes of
worldwide media.
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October 1972, Sadat removes minister of war Mohamed Sadek and appoints
Ahmed Ismail.
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Preparations for the war and the deception plan.
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The War
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