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March 9, 2010 · about 16 years ago

European naval forces capture more pirates

European naval forces revealed two more pirate interceptions in waters off Somalia, raising the number of suspected pirates captured over the weekend to more than 40. “Six pirate action groups have been intercepted, mother ships and skiffs have been destroyed and over 40 pirates have been taken into

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European naval forces revealed two more pirate interceptions in waters off Somalia, raising the number of suspected pirates captured over the weekend to more than 40. “Six pirate action groups have been intercepted, mother ships and skiffs have been destroyed and over 40 pirates have been taken into custody,” said the EU’s anti-piracy mission to the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden on Monday.

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