Somali Pirates Steal Saudi Supertanker Full Of Crude Oil
In one of their boldest hijacks yet, Somali pirates have seized a massive, Saudi-owned oil supertanker loaded with crude oil and carrying 25 crew members off the Kenyan coast, the U.S. Navy said Monday. The hijacking was the latest in a surge in attacks this year by ransom-hungry Somali pirates and highlighted the vulnerability of even very large ships moving through the area…Source
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Related posts:
- South Korea Pays Pirates $9 Million For Release Of Supertanker
- Somali Pirates Attack French Naval Vessel, Get Arrested
- Calif. Pirates Go For Guinness World Record
- Captured Somali pirates arrive in South Korea, charged with hijacking
- Pirates free Korean ship after hostages could no longer be fed
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