VERSIONS: روسيا اليوم NOTICIAS FREEVIDEO ИНОТВ RTД RSS FIND US ON: YouTube Twitter
breakingnews
Go to main page   News   Russian destroyer scuppers Somali pirates   Comments  
MORE ON THE STORY
30.07.2010, 12:09 3 comments

Russian pilot of hijacked helicopter in Sudan free and fine

The pilot of an Mi-8 Russian helicopter with nine people on board, which was hijacked in Darfur on Monday, is now at the UN mission in the Sudanese province.

AFP Photo / Nabe Domes 04.03.2009, 22:32

Arrest warrant issued for Sudan’s President

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest warrant for Sudan's president on charges of alleged atrocities in Darfur.

Russian soldiers participate in a military exercise at the Baltic Fleet's Khmelyovka training center 08.02.2010, 12:01 8 comments

Standing up for national interests – Russia’s new Military Doctrine

Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev talked to RT about Russia's new Military Doctrine, national security, and strategic priorities.

06.08.2010, 12:20 13 comments

NATO helping Georgia to seduce S. Ossetia & Abkhazia – Russian envoy

NATO states are using economic methods in an attempt to help Georgia reclaim South Ossetia and Abkhazia, Russia’s permanent representative to the alliance Dmitry Rogozin has said.

Tskhinvali / RIA Novosti / Mikhail Fomichev, STF 04.03.2010, 18:22 8 comments

Russia opens new criminal case against Georgia

Russia has charged Georgia with genocide and the mass murders of Russian citizens in South Ossetia during the 2008 military conflict, while new criminal charges are pending.

16.06.2010, 16:24 2 comments

New resolution leaves much room for further cooperation with Iran - FM spokesman

At a weekly media briefing, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Andrey Nesterenko focused on adoption of UN Security Council resolution on Iran, the situation in Kyrgyzstan and other issues.

AFP Photo / Mohammed Abed 09.01.2009, 22:14

War takes toll on Gaza children

Since the Israeli offensive in Gaza began in December, it is estimated that some 770 Palestinians. Roughly half of them are believed to be civilians, with children perhaps the most defenceless victims of the conflict.

Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout (AFP Photo / Saeed Khan) 22.12.2009, 10:09 1 comment

No relation between “Merchant of Death” and Thai arms seizure

Thai police say there is no relation between a plane carrying weapons that was seized in Bangkok earlier this month and the Russian businessman Viktor Bout.

RIA Novosti / POOL 17.08.2010, 17:47

Russia looks to energize Central Asia at Sochi Summit

President Dmitry Medvedev is hosting a summit today with his counterparts from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan with special emphasis placed on building regional transport links and fighting drug trafficking.

23.07.2010, 16:04 15 comments

Russia accuses US special services of lawlessness after “abduction” of pilot

As Moscow expresses its outrage at the detention of a Russian pilot in Liberia and his extradition to the US, Washington has apologized for failing to promptly provide notice about the details of the case.

Russian destroyer scuppers Somali pirates

Published: 29 April, 2009, 17:23


Admiral Panteleyev

A Russian destroyer has captured a boat containing 29 suspected Somali pirates. The group is thought to have carried out two attacks on a Russian tanker on Tuesday, April 28, but was repelled by the crew.

 
2 COMMENTS
Marzipan6 April 29, 2009, 13:01 quote
0

Congratulations to the Russian Navy! If more countries followed this example, piracy would be history in about two weeks.

Edmund Libeck April 29, 2009, 15:59 quote
0

A Plan to defeat the Pirates. By Edmund Libeck After watching the events in the Sea on the East side of Somalia. It occurs to me that a strategy of counter attack could be done with using the Pirates own tried and true methods of attack and capture. I remember the Greek lesson about the Trojan horse. Suppose that a large force could be hidden in the bowels of a large cargo ship. And then let the Pirates take command of the ship expecting nothing out of the ordinary. Then in the dark of night or at a convenient time, the force springs forth. Freeing the hostages. Manning the captured ships and returning them to sea. The force may actually be sequestered until the right time within the ships. And there may be more just one ship with hidden troops. But, they can act in unison. Creating a perimeter so that all can be done with stealth and cunning. This may be enough to create doubt in the Pirate mind about commandeering any more ships. Because they wouldn’t know which of the ships had troops and which did not? I hope that this idea is useful to you. Sincerely, Ed Libeck

POST COMMENT
CAPTCHA image