Quelle tactique pour lutter contre les pirates ?

Les coréens passent à l'action et libèrent un cargo qui était aux mains des pirates

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21/01/2011

Somalie: un cargo sud-coréen libéré au large des côtes, 8 pirates tués


SEOUL — L'équipage d'un cargo capturé il y a une semaine par des pirates somaliens a été libéré vendredi par la marine sud-coréenne qui a tué 8 pirates dans l'intervention, a indiqué un porte-parole de l'armée.

"Nos forces spéciales sont intervenues ce matin sur le Samho Jewelry, qui avait été capturé, et ont libéré tous les otages", a déclaré le colonel Lee Bung-Woo, porte-parole de l'état-major.

Le chimiquier avait été capturé le 15 janvier par des pirates alors qu'il naviguait entre Oman et l'Inde, en direction du Sri Lanka.

Séoul avait indiqué dimanche avoir envoyé un navire de guerre à la poursuite du cargo.

L'opération de la marine sud-coréenne s'est déroulée à 1.300 km au nord-est de la côte somalienne, a ajouté M. Lee.

Le capitaine du chimiquier a reçu une balle dans le ventre mais sa vie n'est pas en danger, a ajouté le porte-parole..

Source : AFP

bonjour à tous

solution radicale, mais je crois qu'il n'y a que cette solution pour enrailler la piraterie

thierry

thierry0100 a écrit:

solution radicale, mais je crois qu'il n'y a que cette solution pour enrailler la piraterie

oui où alors c'est payer des rançons !

bonjour olivier

le ministre francais le dit cela coute pas mal de milliard et payer une rançon serait encore pire pour la dette

il va bien falloir agir radicallement contre ce fléau tôt ou tard

bonne journée

thierry

The South Korean navy's Choi Young KDX-II destroyer is seen during a military drill on the West Sea in this August 5, 2010 file photo. Somali pirates have seized a South Korean ship, the Samho Jewelry, in the Arabian Sea, two months after an oil supertanker belonging to the same firm, Samho Shipping, was freed after seven months in captivity, the government and local media said on January 15, 2011. Reports last Saturday also said the Choi Young KDX-II destroyer was chasing the hijacked ship. (Reuters Pictures)

South Korean ship Samho Jewelry is seen in this undated file photo released by Yonhap in Seoul January 15, 2011. Somali pirates have seized the ship in the Arabian Sea, two months after an oil supertanker belonging to the same firm, Samho Shipping, was freed after seven months in captivity, the government and local media said on January 15, 2011. Reports last Saturday also a South Korean naval destroyer was chasing the hijacked shipn . (Reuters Pictures)

In this photo released by the Arabian Navy via Yonhap, South Korean naval special forces prepare to rescue crew members on the South Korean cargo ship Samho Jewelry, center, in a military operation in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. In the daring and rare raid, South Korean special forces stormed the hijacked freighter in the Arabian Sea on Friday, rescuing all 21 crew members and killing eight assailants in a rare and bold raid on Somali pirates, South Korea said. (AP photo)

In this photo released by South Korean navy via Yonhap, South Korean naval special forces approach the South Korean cargo ship Samho Jewelry in a military operation in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. In the daring and rare raid, South Korean special forces stormed the hijacked freighter, rescuing all 21 crew members and killing eight assailants in a rare and bold raid on Somali pirates, South Korea said. (AP photo)

In this photo released by the Arabian Navy via Yonhap, South Korean naval special forces operate to rescue crew members on the South Korean cargo ship Samho Jewelry in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. In the daring and rare raid, South Korean special forces stormed the hijacked freighter, rescuing all 21 crew members and killing eight assailants in a rare and bold raid on Somali pirates, South Korea said. (AP photo)

In this photo released by the Arabian Navy via Yonhap, members of South Korean naval special forces prepare to rescue crew members from Somali pirates on South Korean cargo ship Samho Jewelry in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. In a daring and rare raid, South Korean special forces stormed the hijacked freighter in the Arabian Sea on Friday, rescuing all 21 crew members and killing eight assailants in a rare and bold raid on Somali pirates, South Korea said. (AP photo)

In this photo released by South Korean navy via Yonhap, members of South Korean naval special forces rescue crew members from Somali pirates on South Korean cargo ship Samho Jewelry in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. In a daring and rare raid, South Korean special forces stormed the hijacked freighter in the Arabian Sea on Friday, rescuing all 21 crew members and killing eight assailants in a rare and bold raid on Somali pirates, South Korea said. (AP photo)

In this photo released by South Korean navy via Yonhap, members of South Korean naval special forces stand guard Somali pirates after detaining them on South Korean cargo ship Samho Jewelry in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. In a daring and rare raid, South Korean special forces stormed the hijacked freighter in the Arabian Sea on Friday, rescuing all 21 crew members and killing eight assailants in a rare and bold raid on Somali pirates, South Korea said. (AP photo)

A boat is tied on South Korean naval special forces' ship after seizing it from Somali pirates in the Arabian Sea Friday, Jan. 21, 2011. South Korean special forces stormed a hijacked freighter Friday in the Arabian Sea, rescuing 21 crew members and killing eight assailants, South Korea said, in a rare and daring raid on Somali pirates. (AP photo)

Ladders used by Somali pirates which the South Korean navy captured in Arabian sea, are seen in this picture released January 21, 2011. South Korea's navy has rescued all crew members aboard a South Korean chemical ship hijacked by Somali pirates in the Arabian Sea, President Lee Myung-bak said on Friday. Five pirates were captured, and eight were killed. The Samho Jewelry, en route to Sri Lanka from the United Arab Emirates, was seized at the weekend. Aboard was a crew of eight Koreans, 11 Myanmar nationals and two Indonesians. (Reuters Pictures)

AK-47 rifles, used by Somali pirates which the South Korean navy captured in Arabian sea, are seen in this picture released January 21, 2011. South Korea's navy has rescued all crew members aboard a South Korean chemical ship hijacked by Somali pirates in the Arabian Sea, President Lee Myung-bak said on Friday. Five pirates were captured, and eight were killed. The Samho Jewelry, en route to Sri Lanka from the United Arab Emirates, was seized at the weekend. Aboard was a crew of eight Koreans, 11 Myanmar nationals and two Indonesians. (Reuters Pictures)