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You are here: Home Archive 2009 June Weekly Edition 25th of June 2009 Germany abandons hijacked Hansa Stavanger rescue mission

Germany abandons hijacked Hansa Stavanger rescue mission

by Lloyd's List Australia last modified Jun 25, 2009 04:20 PM

GERMANY sent 200 crack anti-terror police to the Horn of Africa last month in an attempt to rescue a German-owned containership hijacked by Somali pirates, but abandoned the mission for fear of triggering a bloodbath.

David Osler, London

The Liberia-flagged, 1997-built, 1,550 teu Hansa Stavanger was captured in April and has since been held hostage together with its crew of 24.
A ransom of US$15m has reportedly been demanded from Hamburg-based operator...

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