Turkish ship hijacked off coast of Yemen: Agency

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Last month pirates in nearby Somalia hijacked a Turkish ship off the lawless Horn of Africa country.

A Turkish ship heading for India has been hijacked off the coast of Yemen, state-run Anatolian news agency said on Wednesday.

The Karagol, with 14 Turkish crew on board, was transporting chemicals to the port of Bombay when it was hijacked by unidentified attackers.

Last month pirates in Somalia hijacked a Turkish ship off the lawless Horn of Africa country.

Somali pirates have been causing havoc in one of the world’s busiest shipping areas connecting Europe to Asia and the Middle East, taking millions in ransoms, hiking insurance costs, and threatening humanitarian supplies.

Most attacks have been in the Gulf of Aden between Yemen and north Somalia, a major route leading to the Suez canal linking Europe and Asia.

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November 12, 2008

mahmadilyas

The United States of America did consider itself the master of the world and attacked Iraq denying the decisions of the United Nations. Now America could not become the master of the world but the U.N is totally bruised which has made the world like a jungle where might is right and one who has the mastery does his utmost skill to have the most in his field. If the ongoing conflicts of Iraq still, Georgia, Afghanistan and Iran did prevail the condition of the world will get worsened of peace and stability.

Turkish ship hijacked off coast of Yemen: Agency

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