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Indian Navy Arrested 23 Somali Pirates!

makapaaa

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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR>23 pirates nabbed in Gulf of Aden
</TR><!-- headline one : end --><TR>Indian commandos arrest pirates after attacked merchant ship calls for help </TR><!-- show image if available --></TBODY></TABLE>




<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->New Delhi - The Indian navy arrested 23 pirates who threatened a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Aden yesterday, the latest in a series of clashes with Somali pirates.
An Indian navy ship, the INS Mysore, was escorting merchant ships in the region when it received a distress call from seamen aboard the Gibe who said they were being attacked by two boats.
The distress call said the pirates were firing on the Gibe, according to a statement from the Indian government. The pirates tried to escape when they saw the Mysore and its helicopter, but their boats were boarded by Indian marine commandos.
The pirates had 'a substantial cache of arms and equipment', including seven AK-47 assault rifles, three machine guns, a rocket-propelled grenade launcher and other weapons, the statement added.
The pirates were from Somalia and Yemen, two countries surrounding the Gulf of Aden.
Somali pirates have become increasingly brazen in recent months, seizing a number of vessels including a Saudi supertanker loaded with US$100million (S$149million) worth of oil.
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates told a regional security conference in Bahrain yesterday that the US lacks the intelligence needed to pursue the fight against pirates on Somali soil. His comments came days after the US delegation at the United Nations circulated a draft resolution that would give countries the right to pursue pirates on land as well as at sea.
Analysts say pursuing pirates on land is crucial to any military response to attacks that have targeted dozens of ships in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean in recent months. The attacks have pushed up insurance costs and have earned Somali pirates tens of millions of dollars in ransom, prompting foreign navies to rush to protect merchant shipping.
A Kenyan maritime official yesterday said Somali pirates had released a Greek chemical tanker seized in October but three crew members were feared dead.
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Kuailan

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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR>23 pirates nabbed in Gulf of Aden
</TR><!-- headline one : end --><TR>Indian commandos arrest pirates after attacked merchant ship calls for help </TR><!-- show image if available --></TBODY></TABLE>




<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->New Delhi - The Indian navy arrested 23 pirates who threatened a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Aden yesterday, the latest in a series of clashes with Somali pirates.
An Indian navy ship, the INS Mysore, was escorting merchant ships in the region when it received a distress call from seamen aboard the Gibe who said they were being attacked by two boats.
The distress call said the pirates were firing on the Gibe, according to a statement from the Indian government. The pirates tried to escape when they saw the Mysore and its helicopter, but their boats were boarded by Indian marine commandos.
The pirates had 'a substantial cache of arms and equipment', including seven AK-47 assault rifles, three machine guns, a rocket-propelled grenade launcher and other weapons, the statement added.
The pirates were from Somalia and Yemen, two countries surrounding the Gulf of Aden.
Somali pirates have become increasingly brazen in recent months, seizing a number of vessels including a Saudi supertanker loaded with US$100million (S$149million) worth of oil.
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates told a regional security conference in Bahrain yesterday that the US lacks the intelligence needed to pursue the fight against pirates on Somali soil. His comments came days after the US delegation at the United Nations circulated a draft resolution that would give countries the right to pursue pirates on land as well as at sea.
Analysts say pursuing pirates on land is crucial to any military response to attacks that have targeted dozens of ships in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean in recent months. The attacks have pushed up insurance costs and have earned Somali pirates tens of millions of dollars in ransom, prompting foreign navies to rush to protect merchant shipping.
A Kenyan maritime official yesterday said Somali pirates had released a Greek chemical tanker seized in October but three crew members were feared dead.
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No point arrest these pirates should blow them off the water with their Navy arsenal. Arrest them still got to feed them. Blow them into pieces and feed the fish. period!
 

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No point arrest these pirates should blow them off the water with their Navy arsenal. Arrest them still got to feed them. Blow them into pieces and feed the fish. period!

The ah neh mistakenly blew Thai fisherman out of the water last time. They cannot afford another malu after mumbai.
 

Jah_rastafar_I

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I hope they get it right this time.


So where's the fan fare and big hoorah for them since HEY they did a very very very very good job!!!!!!!!

U know all the fan fare that goes around here when the Great indian navy does it as opposed to the China navy who can do all the good things in the world but still get blamed.
 

makapaaa

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I hope they get it right this time.


So where's the fan fare and big hoorah for them since HEY they did a very very very very good job!!!!!!!!

U know all the fan fare that goes around here when the Great indian navy does it as opposed to the China navy who can do all the good things in the world but still get blamed.

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U dun anyhow say hor! Daddy and I luv Indians! If not, they won't be landing here by the plane loads! *zzzz*
 

uncleyap

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No point arrest these pirates should blow them off the water with their Navy arsenal. Arrest them still got to feed them. Blow them into pieces and feed the fish. period!

The last time the did that and people cried it was a hijacked Thai fishing boat.

This time the Indian navy don't sink it any more, they took trouble to get POWs. :biggrin: Feed them some Prata lah, Istana treatment mah. :rolleyes::wink:
 

dream_waker

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I hope they get it right this time.


So where's the fan fare and big hoorah for them since HEY they did a very very very very good job!!!!!!!!

U know all the fan fare that goes around here when the Great indian navy does it as opposed to the China navy who can do all the good things in the world but still get blamed.

I saw "The Economist" in takashimaya that has a headline "China & India in deep trouble.."something like that. Fuck the ang moh, fucking "The Economist" cannot even predict their own sub-prime mess and now has the audacity to lump China (with 2 trillion forex reserve and increasing) with the ah neh (200billion and depleting). Chow Chee Bye ang moh, only lump China with India for bad things but single out India only for good things. Best is a lot of sinkie still hold the ang moh media in high regards even though they have collaborated with the financial industry to pull of the biggest con job in history called "INVESTMENT".

Fuck the ang moh...by the way I just fuck one blonde gal in my office 2 months ago...fucking horny, invited me to her place without shame, luckily I have my condoms with me, really good at blowing, I cum after 15min she started blowing me into her mouth and guess what the bitch swallow it....really fan jian, after that proceeded to fuck the remaining holes..
 
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