On this day, 56 years ago, on July 27, 1969 (June 14, 1969 in the lunar calendar), Egyptian and Israeli planes fought over the Suez Canal. July 27, 1969. After all the scuffles between Israel and Syria aircraft and Israeli troops attacked Egyptian military camps, Egypt carried out retaliatory air strikes against Israel. This month, the battlefield between Arab countries and Israel shifted to the air again. On July 8, over the Golan Heights, Israeli French-made Mirage fighters shot down seven Syria MiG-15 fighters within 30 minutes. This morning, Egyptian aircraft launched another attack on Israeli Army positions in the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt's third attack this week. It is worth noting that this operation was different from previous retaliatory attacks, but an obvious attack. In recent weeks, Israel has attacked enemy aircraft at unprecedented speeds, shooting down 16 Egyptian and Syria aircraft in the past 15 days. Since the Six Days War in 1967, they claimed to have shot down 41 enemy aircraft, but they lost only 8. Newly elected French President Georges Pompidou said he would continue the embargo policy of former President Charles de Gaulle and impose an embargo on the 50 Mirage fighter bombers Israel has already ordered.