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Russian ship Fearless 12.11.2008, 22:05

Russian & UK ships stop pirate attack

A joint operation between the Russian warship Neustrashimy (Fearless) and the British frigate HMS Cumberland has prevented a pirate attack in the Gulf of Aden, according to Russian Navy spokesman Igor Dygalo. It was the first time Russian forces have mov

Russian navy sailors on the board the frigate Neustrashimy (AFP photo/Yuri Kadobnov) 13.11.2008, 18:21

Cypriot ship escapes pirates

Pirates have used guns and rocket launchers in an attack on a Cypriot vessel carrying a Russian crew onboard off the Somali coast. It’s reported the ship managed to put out a fire onboard and escape the hijackers.

25.11.2008, 15:35

Man-of-war wasted on Somali pirates?

Russia may send its state-of-the-art warship, the Yaroslav Mudry, to the pirate-infested waters off the coast of Somalia. It’s still at the shipyard, but naval sources expect it to be fully built and ready for service by next spring.

26.11.2008, 16:07

Somali pirates and Al-Qaeda – smells fishy?

Piracy is the new terrorism, word has it. Or is it, as it has been suggested by the Pentagon, simply a new branch of the old terrorism which is the leading issue for US security concerns?

21.11.2008, 15:36 1 comment

UN takes hard stance against Somali pirates

The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution aimed at tackling piracy off the coast of Somalia. Anyone bringing weapons into the country could now have their assets frozen and face travel restrictions.

04.12.2008, 01:14

Caribbean drills right under U.S.'s nose

The Russian submarine hunter Admiral Chabanenko is heading to Panama for a short visit following joint exercises with Venezuela in the Caribbean. The two navies trained to deal with air attacks, conduct rescue operations and refuel at sea.

Somali pirates shocked by Greek vessel

Published: 03 December, 2008, 18:15


NATO ships patrolling the Gulf of Aden are unable to give protection to all the passing vessels. So the crew of a Greek bulk freighter ‘Ellivita’ decided to defend their ship from the Somali pirates by themselves.

 
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