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Piracy purge: Moscow to send more warships to Somali coast

Published: 21 November, 2008, 20:57


Russia is planning to increase its efforts to fight pirates plaguing the waters around the Horn of Africa. An international force of more than a dozen vessels is already stationed there and will be joined by more from Russia next year.

 
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