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Somali pirates say hijacked Bangladesh-flagged ship released after payment of US$5 million ransom

The owners of MV Abdullah say they have struck a deal with the pirates and that all the crew are safe.

By: scmp.com

Apr 14 2024
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Somali pirates say hijacked Bangladesh-flagged ship released after payment of US$5 million ransom

The owners of MV Abdullah say they have struck a deal with the pirates and that all the crew are safe.

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