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NATO forces capture 7 pirates in Gulf of Aden

Sat Apr 18, 2009 3:42pm IST
 
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ON BOARD CORTE-REAL (Reuters) - Dutch forces on a NATO warship captured seven pirates on Saturday after the hijackers attacked a Marshall Islands-flagged tanker in the Gulf of Aden with rifles and grenades, NATO officials said.

The officials said a Dutch frigate responded to the attack on the MT Handytankers Magic, which they said was managed by Roxana Shipping SA of Greece. They said an unexploded rocket-propelled grenade was later found on board the tanker.

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