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Indian Navy Seizes 940 Kg Of Narcotics In Arabian Sea
Indian Navy's elite MARCOs commandos, deployed onboard frontline ship INS Talwar, seized the narcotics from a dhow.
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US Navy's 5th Fleet Seizes Weapons Shipment From Stateless Dhow In Arabian Sea
The US Navy's Fifth Fleet said on Saturday that the guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey (CG 61) seized an illicit shipment of weapons from a stateless dhow in international water of the North Arabian Sea on May 6-7.
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Navy Takes Control Of Indian Vessel Hijacked By Somali Pirates
The Indian Navy on Thursday took control of a dhow with 10 crew members, nearly two weeks after the vessel was hijacked by pirates off the island of Socotra in the Arabian sea.
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9 Sailors Of Indian Ship Kidnapped By Somali Pirates Rescued
Somali security forces have rescued nine of the 11 crew members who were kidnapped from an Indian cargo dhow and taken ashore by pirates, said Hirsi Yusuf Barre, the mayor of Galkayo town in central Somalia.
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Somali Pirates Flee Hijacked Indian Cargo Ship, Take Crew Hostage
Somali security forces rescued a hijacked Indian cargo dhow on Monday, but pirates took one of the 11-strong crew with them when they fled to land, authorities said.
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Indian Ship Hijacked By Pirates Moved To New Location Off Somalia, Says Pirate Leader
Pirates who hijacked an Indian cargo dhow with 11 crew on board have moved the vessel to an undisclosed location off the Somali coast until their ransom demands are met, a pirate leader told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Pirate Leader Says Negotiating To Free Indian Ship With 11 Crew: Report
Pirates who seized an Indian cargo dhow with 11 crew members in waters off the Somali coast have taken the vessel to El Hur, near the port of Hobyo in Somalia's semi-autonomous Galmudug state, a pirate leader told Reuters on Tuesday.
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NIA Court Sets Free 10 Iranians, 1 Pakistani In Dhow Case
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court today set free 10 Iranians and a Pakistani national after the investigating agency submitted a charge-sheet giving a clean chit to the men arrested from an Iranian dhow intercepted off Kerala coast last year.
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National Investigating Agency on Mission to Recover Objects Dropped by Foreign Vessel
A team of the National Investigation Agency today began a mission onboard a research vessel off Kerala coast to recover objects allegedly dropped in the deep sea from a foreign dhow or a shipping vessel which was seized by security officials in July this year.
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Presence of Foreign Dhow: Kerala Seeks National Investigation Agency Probe
Kerala government today asked the Centre to order a probe by NIA into the case relating to interception of a suspicious foreign fishing dhow with 12 crew members off Kerala coast, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said in Thiruvananthapuram today.
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Somali Piracy in Decline, but Danger Still Lurks
Off the coast of Somalia, a sailor on board the French ship Sirocco observes two dhows through binoculars, establishing they are both bona fide fishing vessels.
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French warship releases 11 Indian sailors from Somalian pirates
A French warship along with a Japanese aircraft last week helped in releasing 11 Indian crew members from the custody of Somalian sea pirates from a dhow that was suspected to have been used as a pirate mother-ship in the Gulf of Aden.
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Nine Indian sailors rescued near Yemeni coast: report
Nine Indian sailors, who were rescued from an ill-fated 'dhow' that sank nearly 90 nautical miles southeast of Al Mukalla coast in Yemen, have safely reached Oman, according to a report.
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Britain captures 13 suspected pirates off Somalia: Navy
Britain's navy today confirmed that it had captured 13 suspected pirates off the coast of Somalia in a NATO-led operation with US forces. Royal Marines boarded a dhow and captured the 13 men on board after they failed to heed warnings issued by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) vessel Fort Victoria and the USS Carney.
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Somali pirates hijack boat with 14 Indians
In yet another strike, Somali pirates have seized an Indian vessel along with 14 people on board off the coast of Oman."Somali pirates have hijacked an Indian dhow with 14 crewmembers near Salalah. The incident took place on January 9," a senior official in the Directorate of Shipping said.The dhow (a slow-moving vessel) was sailing off Oman, about...
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Indian Navy Seizes 940 Kg Of Narcotics In Arabian Sea
Indian Navy's elite MARCOs commandos, deployed onboard frontline ship INS Talwar, seized the narcotics from a dhow.
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US Navy's 5th Fleet Seizes Weapons Shipment From Stateless Dhow In Arabian Sea
The US Navy's Fifth Fleet said on Saturday that the guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey (CG 61) seized an illicit shipment of weapons from a stateless dhow in international water of the North Arabian Sea on May 6-7.
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Navy Takes Control Of Indian Vessel Hijacked By Somali Pirates
The Indian Navy on Thursday took control of a dhow with 10 crew members, nearly two weeks after the vessel was hijacked by pirates off the island of Socotra in the Arabian sea.
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9 Sailors Of Indian Ship Kidnapped By Somali Pirates Rescued
Somali security forces have rescued nine of the 11 crew members who were kidnapped from an Indian cargo dhow and taken ashore by pirates, said Hirsi Yusuf Barre, the mayor of Galkayo town in central Somalia.
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Somali Pirates Flee Hijacked Indian Cargo Ship, Take Crew Hostage
Somali security forces rescued a hijacked Indian cargo dhow on Monday, but pirates took one of the 11-strong crew with them when they fled to land, authorities said.
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Indian Ship Hijacked By Pirates Moved To New Location Off Somalia, Says Pirate Leader
Pirates who hijacked an Indian cargo dhow with 11 crew on board have moved the vessel to an undisclosed location off the Somali coast until their ransom demands are met, a pirate leader told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Pirate Leader Says Negotiating To Free Indian Ship With 11 Crew: Report
Pirates who seized an Indian cargo dhow with 11 crew members in waters off the Somali coast have taken the vessel to El Hur, near the port of Hobyo in Somalia's semi-autonomous Galmudug state, a pirate leader told Reuters on Tuesday.
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NIA Court Sets Free 10 Iranians, 1 Pakistani In Dhow Case
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court today set free 10 Iranians and a Pakistani national after the investigating agency submitted a charge-sheet giving a clean chit to the men arrested from an Iranian dhow intercepted off Kerala coast last year.
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National Investigating Agency on Mission to Recover Objects Dropped by Foreign Vessel
A team of the National Investigation Agency today began a mission onboard a research vessel off Kerala coast to recover objects allegedly dropped in the deep sea from a foreign dhow or a shipping vessel which was seized by security officials in July this year.
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Presence of Foreign Dhow: Kerala Seeks National Investigation Agency Probe
Kerala government today asked the Centre to order a probe by NIA into the case relating to interception of a suspicious foreign fishing dhow with 12 crew members off Kerala coast, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said in Thiruvananthapuram today.
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Somali Piracy in Decline, but Danger Still Lurks
Off the coast of Somalia, a sailor on board the French ship Sirocco observes two dhows through binoculars, establishing they are both bona fide fishing vessels.
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French warship releases 11 Indian sailors from Somalian pirates
A French warship along with a Japanese aircraft last week helped in releasing 11 Indian crew members from the custody of Somalian sea pirates from a dhow that was suspected to have been used as a pirate mother-ship in the Gulf of Aden.
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Nine Indian sailors rescued near Yemeni coast: report
Nine Indian sailors, who were rescued from an ill-fated 'dhow' that sank nearly 90 nautical miles southeast of Al Mukalla coast in Yemen, have safely reached Oman, according to a report.
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Britain captures 13 suspected pirates off Somalia: Navy
Britain's navy today confirmed that it had captured 13 suspected pirates off the coast of Somalia in a NATO-led operation with US forces. Royal Marines boarded a dhow and captured the 13 men on board after they failed to heed warnings issued by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) vessel Fort Victoria and the USS Carney.
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Somali pirates hijack boat with 14 Indians
In yet another strike, Somali pirates have seized an Indian vessel along with 14 people on board off the coast of Oman."Somali pirates have hijacked an Indian dhow with 14 crewmembers near Salalah. The incident took place on January 9," a senior official in the Directorate of Shipping said.The dhow (a slow-moving vessel) was sailing off Oman, about...
