Four Indonesian Seamen Return Home After Somali Pirate Ordeal
Puntland maritime police rescued 17 crew members, and 16 pirates were detained after the tanker was seized in April, officials said.
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After six months of waiting, four Indonesian citizens finally returned home. The Foreign Minister revealed the reason the release process from Somali pirate hostages was kept secret.
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France24Four Indonesian seamen return home after Somali pirate ordeal
The men were among 17 crew rescued a week ago when maritime police from the semi-autonomous region of Puntland in northern Somalia stormed the Palau-flagged MT Honour 25 tanker that was hijacked in April. Before the vessel could be recaptured, the pirates had already killed five crew members -- three Pakistanis, an Indian and a Myanmar national -- according to a Puntland police statement. The four Indonesians were received at Jakarta's Soekarno…
Four Indonesian citizens who were victims of Somali pirate hijacking were repatriated.
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, TANGERANG -- After more than five months of captivity, four crew members of the MT Honor 25 finally returned to Indonesia. They arrived at the VIP Terminal at Soekarno-Hatta Airport,...
4 Indonesian seamen kidnapped by Somali pirates return home
Four Indonesian seamen who were kidnapped and held hostage by Somali pirates aboard an oil tanker for more than five months arrived back home on Tuesday. The men were among 17 crew rescued a week ago when maritime police from the semi-autonomous region of Puntland in northern Somalia stormed the Palau-flagged MT Honour 25 tanker […]
Four Indonesian citizens who were victims of the hijacking of the MT Honor 25 ship by Somali pirates were repatriated to Indonesia via Soekarno-Hatta Airport.
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