Cargo Ship Hijacked off Somalia Moves Closer to Coast, EU Naval Force Reports

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The European Union's maritime security force has reported that a Maltese-flagged cargo ship, the Ruen, which was hijacked last week in the Arabian Sea with 18 crew members on board, has now moved towards the coast of Somalia. The hijackers remain in control of the vessel, and their identity and demands are unknown. One crew member has been evacuated for medical care. The Indian Navy, along with a Spanish frigate and a Japanese naval vessel, is monitoring the situation, and a drone is being used by the EU force for surveillance. Somali pirates are suspected to be behind the hijacking, as piracy incidents in the region have been on the rise.
- The EU's naval force says a cargo ship hijacked last week has moved toward the coast of Somalia The Associated Press
- Warship rushes in to investigate suspected pirate attack off Somalia Reuters
- Indian Navy Evacuates Injured Sailor From Ship Hijacked In Arabian Sea NDTV
- India stations two destroyers off the coast of Aden for maritime security Hindustan Times
- Hijacked Bulk Carrier Arrives Off Somalia gCaptain
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