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EU NAVFOR Warship FGS KOELN Disrupts Suspected Pirate Action Group’s Supply Boat
On October 7th EU NAVFOR warship FGS KOELN successfully disrupted a suspect Pirate Action Group’s (PAG) supply boat, a whaler, operating in the Somali Basin about 200 nautical miles East of Tanzania.
EU NAVFOR Warship FGS KÖLN Destroys Suspect Whaler
On September 29 the EU NAVFOR warship FGS KÖLN located and destroyed a suspicious whaler close to a beach off Somalia, 100 nautical miles SW of Mogadishu.
Warship FGS KÖLN Stops Suspicious Small Boats
On Septemebr 28th EUNAVFOR warship FGS KÖLN stopped and boarded a suspicious group of two small boats, a whaler and skiff. How People Arrived Here: fuel stops for boats, somalia skiff, suspicious boat
MV EAGLE Released From Pirated Control
Following payment of a ransom, the MV EAGLE, which was pirated on January 17th 2011 in position 490 nautical miles South of Salalah, Oman has recently been released from pirate control off the coast of Somalia.
Togolese Navy Thwarts Attack By Pirates Against a Vessel Flying a Maltese Flag
The Togolese navy last weekend thwarted an attack by pirates against a vessel flying a Maltese flag in the country’s territorial waters, APA can reveal from military sources.
United Nations Security Council Re-appoints Gambian-born Hassan Bubacar Jallow As the Chief Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
The United Nations Security Council has re-appointed Gambian-born Hassan Bubacar Jallow as the Chief Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UNICTR.
MV HOANG SON SUN Released From Pirate Control
On September 16 the motor vessel HOANG SON SUN was released from pirate control after more than 240 days in captivity and is now underway to a safe port. How People Arrived Here: MV HOANG SON SUN
MSC PANAMA Released From Pirate Control
On September 6 the motor vessel MSC PANAMA was released from pirate control after 270 days in captivity and is now underway to a safe port.
