The British-French-Israeli Attack on Nasser's Egypt in 1956 Ended

The British-French-Israeli attack on Nasser's Egypt in 1956 ended

A) with a surprising Egyptian victory.
B) with the destruction of the Suez Canal.
C) with the Suez Canal permanently under an Anglo-French consortium.
D) when the United States condemned the invasion, forcing a withdrawal of foreign troops.
E) in an armistice, after which the World Court placed the Suez Canal under United Nations control.