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July 1, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Somalia trains for anti-piracy recruits

Somalia’s first naval force in two decades has begun training recruits to serve in an anti-pirate force. Heading the team is Admiral Farah Omar Ahmed who said that after the training period, the recruits would be able to do something about piracy.

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Somalia’s first naval force in two decades has begun training recruits to serve in an anti-pirate force. Heading the team is Admiral Farah Omar Ahmed who said that after the training period, the recruits would be able to do something about piracy.

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