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The Indian Navy, as a part of its anti-piracy operation on March 29, intercepted the hijacked vessel forced the nine pirates to surrender and rescued the 23 Pakistani nationals. Navy ship Sumedha intercepted the vessel about 90 nautical miles southwest of Socotra | Mumbai news

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An overview of Puntland, an autonomous region of Somalia in northeast Africa.

Somalia has received its first 5G installation, cranking up a series of reforms to revamp its economy after joining the East Africa Community (EAC).

The Mumbai Sessions court has sent 27 Somalian sea pirates to 14 days of judicial custody after the accused who were apprehended last month in an operation off the coast of Somalia by the Indian Navy.

The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Mr. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, today arrived in the city of Harardhere in the Mudug region, marking his

Somali Prime Minister Abdirizak Haji Hussein is portrayed as an audacious reformer and principled leader in historical accounts

The Somali government said Thursday its soldiers — backed by international partners and local clan militias — killed about 80 al-Shabab militants and wounded dozens more in three operations in the country’s southern and central regions. A government official indicated the attacks stopped a terrorist operation. “The militants were planning spectacular attacks to coincide with…

Al-Shabaab targets military base in dawn raid in Somalia

The police said after hijacking MV Ruen, which had around 17 crew members, the pirates demanded ₹500 crore as ransom to free the ship and the crew.  | Mumbai news