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April 21, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Spain sends naval ship to help pirate-seized boat

Spain has sent one of its ships to help a Spanish fishing boat seized by pirates off the coast of Somalia. All 26 crew are said to be well but, the Somali hijackers have demanded a ransom.

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Spain has sent one of its ships to help a Spanish fishing boat seized by pirates off the coast of Somalia.

All 26 crew are said to be well but, the Somali hijackers have demanded a ransom.

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