Monday May 28, 2012

U.S. commandos free aid workers held in Somalia

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A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Jessica Buchanan, rescued by US special forces today Somalia is one of the world's most dangerous regions for aid workers A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Poul Thisted, rescued by US special forces today The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia The commando raid on Somali soil is one of the first to have been officially acknowledged by the US A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Jessica Buchanan, rescued by US special forces today Photo illustration. Special forces launched a pre-dawn raid to rescue two aid workers kidnapped in Somalia Photo illustration. US special forces launched a pre-dawn raid to rescue two aid workers kidnapped in Somalia The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia Photo illustration. US special forces launched a pre-dawn raid to rescue two aid workers kidnapped in Somalia The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia Somalia is one of the world's most dangerous regions for aid workers Poul Thisted Jessica Buchanan The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia Somalia is one of the world's most dangerous regions for aid workers Poul Thisted Jessica Buchanan Barack Obama A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Jessica Buchanan, rescued by US special forces today Somalia is one of the world's most dangerous regions for aid workers A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Poul Thisted, rescued by US special forces today The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia Barack Obama A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Jessica Buchanan, rescued by US special forces today Somalia is one of the world's most dangerous regions for aid workers A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Poul Thisted, rescued by US special forces today The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia A US Department of defence photo from 2002 of a U.S. Navy SEAL carrying out an operation in Afghanistan A photo from the Danish Refugee Council of Poul Thisted, rescued by US special forces today The hostsges were rescued after helicopter-borne US commandos swooped in and battled the kidnappers in cental Somalia The commando raid on Somali soil is one of the first to have been officially acknowledged by the US

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  • 3

    Ben_Jackinoff

    Props to Obama for ordering it and for the commandoes for getting it done. This is a very good thing.

  • 2

    SuperLib

    Hopefully this will deter the kidnapping of Americans in the future, but I'm not 100% convinced of that. Hats off to the same SEAL team that took out Bin Laden, though.

  • -2

    Sarcasm321

    If these had been British citizens, the UK would've offered asylum and free council homes in the UK for the kidnappers. Think I'm kidding? Then explain why a city the size of Bristol now has 35,000 Somalians living in it!

  • 0

    yosun

    Definitely one of those most positive actions taken by the US. Why not the US to send more SEALS to take out more pirates even it's not their duty? I believe all the countries welcome this sort of action compared to not preferred ones which the US did a lot.

  • 0

    Madverts

    Sarcy,

    Heh, you're probably right.

    A damned fine job from the Americans, that's the way to deal with these vermin. It must get the radical left and the loons on far right a little rattled when President Obama sends the Seals on more succesful assasination missions. The left still believe in unicorns and the right are denied their Chuck Norris fantasies because Obama okayed the job in person.

    Priceless!

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