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Green Marine

January 17, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Somali pirates seize Greek-owned ship, release another

Somali pirates hijacked a Greek-owned bulk carrier about 500 miles south west of Oman and released another Greek-owned vessel held since July, the European Union’s anti-piracy taskforce said on Monday. “MV Eagle was attacked and pirated by a single skiff with pirates firing small arms and a rocket p

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Somali pirates hijacked a Greek-owned bulk carrier about 500 miles south west of Oman and released another Greek-owned vessel held since July, the European Union’s anti-piracy taskforce said on Monday. “MV Eagle was attacked and pirated by a single skiff with pirates firing small arms and a rocket propelled grenade before boarding the vessel,” EU Navfor said on its website.

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