U.S. destroyer watching hijacked ship off Somalia
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WilliB
It is an old tradition of the religion of peace. The Barbaray pirates were a fixture of maritime life in the area for centuries, now they are back, this time with speed boats and rocket launchers.
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The_Marion
Careful - you may find Osama Bin Laden is on board the Faina.
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WilliB
Silly comment. There is no Osama on board the Faina. There is a bunch of T72 tanks which would come in very handy for the Somali Jihadis. A huge cash ransom too, of course.
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