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Indian Navy fights off Somali pirates, destroys vessel

New Delhi, November 19:: An Indian naval frigate sunk a pirate vessel after repulsing an attack in the Gulf of Aden in a significant blow to the sea brigands at the heart of their operations in a third successive strike in as many weeks. The success for INS Tabar to neutralise rising sea piracy off Somalia came in the   ....Read more

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pirates fightBy: ex-navy | Wednesday , 31 Dec '08 20:58:27 PM Reply | Forward Great !!!. But our missions won't get deserved publicity. Our pride is not even flashed with in us.
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KudosBy: Lorenzo Lamar | Wednesday , 26 Nov '08 6:05:18 AM Reply | Forward Go Navy! Get some pirates!
INS TabarBy: johannes Thomsen | Friday , 21 Nov '08 20:26:04 PM Reply | Forward Very Well Done, INS Tabar
the emerging super powersBy: susan | Friday , 21 Nov '08 15:20:07 PM Reply | Forward we have proved to the world that indians are will be the next emerging super powers leave alone country's who use their power only for war.
congratulationsBy: shakir | Thursday , 20 Nov '08 19:59:15 PM Reply | Forward welll done you proved your self to be a indian,where is the super powers they dont have time to waste on this silly matters ,if the one country feels to deploy the navy of their country they could have done but no body is coming forwardthe ships plying in this area are all the income of the specific coutries but it is not for the the pirates to playwhy is america silent on this -i feel this pirates buy arms from them and they can run their part nof businessgive the entitre of the gulf of aden to the indian navy they will clean it and make it a safe passage for the international route i am being an ex indian navy sailor i am proud of my country and thr fellow sailors athe officersi congratulate them from my heart
India concern over maritime bussinessBy: Rishikesh R Shirke | Thursday , 20 Nov '08 9:21:28 AM Reply | Forward The action took by India Navy is really great land mark.The pirates has been abducting ships for past few decades in this region and demanding for ransom money.This action has shown the sence of reponsibilty of Indian Govt .As many Indian crew member were the sufferer for the same.Its now time to show for other countries show their concern over this issue and solve the problems of the victim country.
CongratsBy: AJU GEORGE | Thursday , 20 Nov '08 8:15:37 AM Reply | Forward A remarkable feat by the Indian Navy, but this will not be fully appreciated by the timid politicians who rule India. The nervous politicians will now seach for excuses and start blaming the brave Indian sailors. Most of pirates are muslims and the "secular" UPA Govt
Well done TalbarBy: R CORREA | Thursday , 20 Nov '08 6:29:18 AM Reply | Forward A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT THAT HAS MADE THE INDIANS PROUD! WHAT ARE THE NAVAL FORCES OF OTHER COUNTRIES DOING OUT OVER THERE. I AM SURE INDIAN NAVY COULD CLEAN UP EVEN THE MALACCAN STRAIT. SEA PIRATES ALL OVER THE WORLD SHOULD BE DEALT WITH SIMILARLY. SOURCE OF PIRACY IS THE COASTAL REGION AND THE SOURCE OF PIRACY MUST BE NABBED WITH THE HELP OF ARMY OR AIR FORCE AND BLOWN UP TO ENSURE SAFETY IN HIGH SEAS
DUBAIBy: INDIAN PATRIOT | Thursday , 20 Nov '08 6:01:27 AM Reply | Forward Although most of the press focus is on the attacks themselves and the appalling failure of Western powers to stop the piracy, behind the scenes Western intelligence agencies have been trying to track the flow of ransom money.Whistleblower has learned that a classified internal report at the US Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has concluded that the pirates are funded by expatriate Somalis and Emiratis based in Dubai. This determination is based, in part, on an independent Interpol probe that managed to identify several moneymen behind the high sea piracy. All live in Dubai.
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