War in the Mediterranean Sea

The War in the Mediterranean Sea generally refers to military conflicts that occurred in this strategic region, particularly during World War II. It involved naval battles, air strikes, and land operations among the Allies and Axis powers. The Mediterranean was crucial for controlling trade routes and military supply lines. Key battles, such as those at sea near Malta and in North Africa, greatly influenced the war's outcome. The area remains significant today due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, maritime security issues, and historical military operations, highlighting its continued importance in global affairs.