21 January 2018 – ATTACK 90 NM South of Mukala, Yemen
On 21 Jan 18, 2030LT PAST aboard an MV repelled a suspicious vessel, 90nm south of Mukala, Yemen. The MV was approached by a the suspicious vessel and PAST aboard…
Dutch Govt Looking into Bill on Armed Guards on board Ships
The Dutch House of Representatives is debating today a bill on the introduction of private security guards on board Dutch merchant ships to protect the vessels and their crews from…
24 Jan 2018 – ATTACK 50nm South of Brass, Nigeria
On 24th January 2018 at 09:00ZHrs, a merchant tanker was attacked near position 03°30N – 006°20E (South/50nm’s from Brass, NIGERIA). Navies on board merchant tanker repelled the attack. Vessels transiting…
23 January 2018 – ATTEMPTED THEFT Conakry Port, Guinea
On 23 January 2018 at 0530UTC in position 09-30N 013-43W (Conakry Port Terminal), Two people seen trying to climb up ship's line (astern Line, one was found holding / climbing…
ReCAAP ISC Weekly Report 16 to 22 January 2018
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Yemen update
The Saudi-led Coalition announced today that the ports of Hodeidah and Saleef will remain open to aid and commercial shipping for another thirty days. https://www.swedishclub.com/main.php?mcid=1&mid=109&pid=19&newsid=2091
Abu Sayyaf free two Indonesian fishermen
Abu Sayyaf free two Indonesian fishermen (From left to right) Consul-General of the Republic of Indonesia in Davao, Mr Berlian Napitupulu, fishermen Mr La Utu Raali and Mr La Hadi…
NIMASA’s satellite surveillance system down in 2017-Sources
NIMASA’s satellite surveillance system down in 2017-Sources January 21, 2018 Paul Ogbuokiri Paul Ogbuokiri Indications were rife on Friday that the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency’s (NIMASA’s) strategic satellite…
Nigerian govt reacts to Avengers’ threat to blow installations
Nigerian govt reacts to Avengers’ threat to blow installations Published on January 20, 2018 By Wale Odunsi Nigerian government through coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh (rtd), has pleaded…
US troops support Somali forces on the ground, hit al-Shabaab terrorists from the sky
US troops support Somali forces on the ground, hit al-Shabaab terrorists from the sky By: Kyle Rempfer ? 21 hours ago An MD-500 helicopter was apparently used to support an…
After prison term for piracy, 41 Somali men fly back home
Around 9.30am, the men were brought to the airport’s Terminal 2 in Mumbai police’s vans from Yellow Gate police station in South Mumbai where they had been kept in “safe…
Illegal fuel market flourishes in Southeast Asia
AN alleged oil heist in Singapore that has already led to 20 arrests, the seizure of at least one tanker and allegations that thieves siphoned thousands of tons of fuel…
17 Countries Participate in Piracy Meeting in Singapore
The first capacity building activity in 2018 by the Information Sharing Centre (ISC) of ReCAAP, the first regional government-to-government agreement to promote and enhance cooperation against piracy and armed robbery…
ReCAAP- Piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia 2017
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Analysis: Shady triangle – Southeast Asia’s illegal fuel market
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - An alleged oil heist in Singapore that has already led to 20 arrests, the seizure of at least one tanker and allegations that thieves siphoned thousands of…
Crew of Hijacked Product Tanker Released
Tanker operator Union Maritime reported Wednesday that the product tanker Barrett has been safely recovered from hijackers off Benin, West Africa. "Union Maritime can confirm that the MT Barrett has been…
UPDATE: Missing Vessel “MT Barrett” With 22 Crew Onboard Subject To Piracy Attack
The Union Maritime vessel, MT Barrett, a tanker which was at anchor off Benin, West Africa has been the subject of a Gulf of Guinea piracy attack since Wednesday 10th…
What is happening to Africa’s pirates?
MODERN African pirates prefer machetes, machineguns and ransoms to cutlasses and parrots. They can make millions of dollars from one captured ship. Ten years ago Somalia’s coast was the centre…
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