What happened with Ibrahim Pasha and why?

Ibrahim Pasha, the son of Muhammad Ali of Egypt, led military campaigns in the early 19th century, expanding Egyptian control over parts of the Ottoman Empire, including Syria and Greece. His aggressive expansionism alarmed European powers, leading to intervention by Britain, France, and Russia, which supported the Ottomans against him. The conflict culminated in his defeat, and he returned to Egypt in 1840, marking a significant setback for Egyptian ambitions and restoring Ottoman authority in the region. This conflict highlighted the shifting balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean during that period.