Puntland Provides New Information on the Release of the Vessel SIBU 1
The Puntland Maritime Forces (PMPF) have tonight provided detailed information about the operation in which they freed the vessel SIBU 1/SEAMUL this morning… Read more
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The Puntland Maritime Forces (PMPF) have tonight provided detailed information about the operation in which they freed the vessel SIBU 1/SEAMUL that was held by a group of pirates.
PMPF stated that the group holding the vessel consisted of 47 individuals, and during the operation, 41 of them were captured, one person was killed, and five were injured.
All crew members of the vessel and the cargo on board were reported safe by PMPF, totaling 20 individuals from various countries, including 16 Indians, 2 Syrians, 1 Iraqi, and 1 Sudanese.
The vessel SIBU 1, which is an oil tanker, was hijacked on August 20 of last month off the coast of Yemen, while flying the flag of Eritrea.
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- Puntland Post
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- Soomaali
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Signals used: somalia · general · markabka · sibu · puntland
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