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August 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Indian Navy Warships Prevent 34 Piracy Attempts in Gulf of Aden

Navy warships have prevented 34 piracy attempts and apprehended 120 Somali pirates since their deployment in the Gulf of Aden in October… (zeenews) [mappress] Source: zeenews, August 25, 2011;

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Navy warships have prevented 34 piracy attempts and apprehended 120 Somali pirates since their deployment in the Gulf of Aden in October…

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[mappress] Source: zeenews, August 25, 2011;

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