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Home›Green Marine›Pirates Hijack Iranian Fishing Boat off Somalia
Green Marine

November 23, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Pirates Hijack Iranian Fishing Boat off Somalia

An Iranian fishing boat with 15 crew members has been hijacked off the coast of Somalia, Neptune Maritime Security informs. The incident took place some 305 nautical miles off the Somali coast around 11 UTC today while the boat was on its way to Somalia. Neptune added that there have been reports of

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An Iranian fishing boat with 15 crew members has been hijacked off the coast of Somalia, Neptune Maritime Security informs.

The incident took place some 305 nautical miles off the Somali coast around 11 UTC today while the boat was on its way to Somalia.

Neptune added that there have been reports of several sightings of small skiffs with armed men in the region recently.

Earlier this year one of the two Iranian dhows, the Jaber, being held by Somali pirates managed to escape Somalia, while the other dhow, the Siraj, is still being held by the pirates.

World Maritime News Staff

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