How would the Italians have reached Italian East Africa during WWII?

<h3>How would the Italians have reached Italian East Africa during WWII?</h3>

If the Strait of Gibraltar and Suez Canal were blockaded by the Allies, it would have been next to impossible for Italian supply ships to reach East Africa.


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<p><i>Answer by JosF</i><br/>It wasn't next to impossible. It was bloody impossible!
The garrisons there there were essentially cut off and had to fend for themselves as best as they could.</p>
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