What was the german response to the invasion of sicily?

The german response to the invasion of sicily was

an evacuation to divert their troops all over Italy to take a defensive stance.

Explanation:

The invasion o Italy is known as the decisive and more important battle in Europe in the second world war. Operation Husky aimed to drive back axis forces because they were dangerous in the mediterranean sea and thanks to that they expanded and established control over it. Limiting the east front of Europe to the allies and making it very difficult to counter their domain of Europe. However when operation Husky succeeded Hitler decided Mussolini was a waste of effort and time and retrieved the majority of his troops from Sicily to take a defensive stance in Italy, then the allies pushed them back and established domain over Italy. Once they had control over south Italy, Hitler left Mussolini alone in that fight, betraying them.

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