Or do you have to own Turkey?

Here’s the important question…

Would a UK TT (no escorts) be able to pass through sz 112 where my subs are at? There would be a Russ. sub, and the U.S. AC and cruiser but the UK tt is coming from england, going into sz 112 and then into 113 to Germany? Can the subs stop the single UK TT?

SO, my subs can’t fire at the ships unless the U.S. wants to attack them, which is up to them? Therfore, unless the U.S. wants to engage in battle, the TT’s can land in Denmark w/o my subs being able to do anything?

What about the U.S. transports wanting to land in Denmark from sz 112?

2nd probable scenario…If U.S. can land in Denmark even with my subs in sz 112, when it becomes UK’s turn. Can their single TT go through the strait and into Germany with my subs still there? Can they single-out the UK. TT?

I have 3 German Subs in sz 112. Currently, there are no other ships in this zone. Here’s the probably scenario and question. If on Russia’s turn, they move one sub into sz 112 while no battle being fought and then on U.S. turn, they bring in 2 AC, 1 Cruiser and 9 TT to make a drop on Denmark. 1. Can my submarines fight the American ships in hope of preventing an amphibious assault since he has zero destroyers? How does that battle work? If I take out his cruiser, will all of his ships including 2 AC and 9 TT’s die because he has only 1 ship with attacking points? 2. Is the single Russian sub involved in any capacity even though it is U.S.'s turn?

The UK  has Egypt with an air base and 3 fighters. If Italy moves  a warship into sz 98 (adjacent ), aND then GermanyGermanys following turn they move transports into the  zone for an assault,  can the fighters  scramble even though  I own the sz?

Say first round Japan takes Celebes, dodoes that bring  the US into the war?

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