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December 29, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Somali pirates free Singapore-flagged ship

Somali pirates have released a Singapore-flagged container ship that had been held for nearly 10 weeks, an EU naval force in the area says. It said the Kota Wajar, which had 21 crew members, was freed off the Somali pirate stronghold of Haradere.

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Somali pirates have released a Singapore-flagged container ship that had been held for nearly 10 weeks, an EU naval force in the area says. It said the Kota Wajar, which had 21 crew members, was freed off the Somali pirate stronghold of Haradere.

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