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Africa Horn
8 Russians captured by Somali pirates
2008-11-09
Eight Russian nationals have been captured by the Somali pirates while sailing under the Bahamian ensign off the troubled Horn of Africa coast. The cargo vessel had, as well, four Estonians and a Georgian on board.

The Danish ship was reportedly destined for Asia having departed from the Middle East. "These attacks are going up, despite the increase in international patrols and we are concerned over the ongoing attacks and hijackings," the head of the International Maritime Bureau's (IMB), Noel Choong was reported by AFP as saying.

Somalia's territorial waters have witnessed 81 cases of piracy this year including the recent one. The issue has drawn international attention prompting Russia, NATO and the European countries to subject the area under close naval surveillance.
Posted by:Fred

#5  Seems NORTH KOREA has also reportedly detained a Russian vessel [engines out].
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2008-11-09 20:35  

#4  While 81 piracy cases seems high, it is not considering the heavy traffic in this sea lane. I'm wondering if these are selectivly chosen, as a Danish ship Bahamian flagged and heading to Asia wouldn't normally raise any flags, but the Russian crew just departing from the Middle East may easily have illicit cargo. The chances of pirates "accidently" intercepting Russian weapons and Iranian WMD's within months of each other seems curious to me.
Posted by: Thealing Borgia122   2008-11-09 12:04  

#3  would a predator drone help sink these assholes
Posted by: Elmitle Bluetooth3544   2008-11-09 11:48  

#2  Curious lack of news from the MV Faina.
Posted by: Classical_Liberal   2008-11-09 02:04  

#1  They've stepped in it now.
Posted by: Last Breath Farm Resident   2008-11-09 00:11  

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