Read more about the article Somali security forces that freed pirated ship say NATO must do more
Maritime police are seen aboard oil tanker Aris-13, which was released by pirates, as it sails to dock on the shores of the Gulf of Aden in the city of Bosasso, northern Somalia's semi-autonomous region of Puntland, March 19, 2017. REUTERS/Abdiqani Hassan FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES. TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

Somali security forces that freed pirated ship say NATO must do more

Somali officials whose forces freed a hijacked oil tanker and its eight Sri Lankan crew said on Sunday that NATO ships must do more to prevent the illegal fishing that…

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Read more about the article EU Naval Force (Somalia) Confirms Fuel Tanker Aris 13 and Crew Are Safe and on Their Way to Safe Port After Armed Pirates Depart Ship

EU Naval Force (Somalia) Confirms Fuel Tanker Aris 13 and Crew Are Safe and on Their Way to Safe Port After Armed Pirates Depart Ship

The EU Naval Force (Somalia) can confirm that fuel tanker Aris 13 and her crew are now en route to a safe port on the north coast of Somalia after…

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Read more about the article Anger fuels return of ship attacks Locals say pirate attacks will continue and blame the government in Puntland for granting foreigners fishing permits.

Anger fuels return of ship attacks Locals say pirate attacks will continue and blame the government in Puntland for granting foreigners fishing permits.

Somali forces have been sent to try to free the tanker. But locals say the attacks will continue and blame their government in the semi-autonomous Puntland region for granting foreigners…

Continue ReadingAnger fuels return of ship attacks Locals say pirate attacks will continue and blame the government in Puntland for granting foreigners fishing permits.