ABUJA (Reuters) - Gunmen boarded two fishing vessels just off the coast of Nigeria and took two people hostage, security sources said on Saturday, the latest in a series of hijackings in the waters around Africa's largest oil business. The captains of the two boats were taken early on Friday, the ...
Related News:-
Neptune Maritime Security - Filed under 'hijacking'
Neptune Maritime Security is the world's most elite commercial maritime security specialist. This is a log of the latest maritime news, stories and articles that have caught ...
Maersk Alabama hijacking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Maersk Alabama hijacking was a series of events involving piracy that began with four Somali pirates seizing the cargo ship MV Maersk Alabama 240 nautical miles (440 km ...
International Hijacking and Terrorism
This Blog attempts to document and highlight the frequency and escalation of hijacking of nautical vessels by terrorists (aka pirates)in the world.
Guest Page: Filipino Seamen Hostage in Somalia, Nigeria, etc
Filipino Seamen hostage in Somali Piracy ... Please notify pinay_492001@yahoo.com for any addition/correction to this database
Nigeria 'hostage rescue' denied
The Nigerian military has denied a claim it fired indiscriminately at civilians during a hostage rescue attempt in the Niger Delta. The military attacked three villages in ...
Neptune Maritime Security - Filed under 'M.V. Jahan Moni'
Neptune Maritime Security is the world's most elite commercial maritime security specialist. This is a log of the latest maritime news, stories and articles that have caught ...
Oil Tanker Boarded & Hijacked Near Nigeria
An official from the International Maritime Bureau says an oil tanker with around 25 crewmembers on board has been captured off the coast of Nigeria. The
FOREWORD
This document records incidents that have taken place against civil aviation aircraft and interests worldwide. Criminal Acts has been published each year since 1986.
Piracy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Piracy is an act of robbery and/or criminal violence at sea. People who engage in these acts are called pirates. The term can include acts committed on land, in the air, or in ...
No comments:
Post a Comment