As navies focus on Red Sea Houthis, Somali pirates may rebound
Attacks off the coast of Somalia peaked around 200 incidents a year from 2009 through 2011 — there have already been three in 2024
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Attacks off the coast of Somalia peaked around 200 incidents a year from 2009 through 2011 — there have already been three in 2024
(Bloomberg) -- With western navies focused on trying to quell Houthi militants’ attacks on merchant shipping in the Red Sea, Somali pirates are quietly showing signs of making a comeback.Most Read from BloombergMeta’s $197 Billion Surge Is Biggest in Stock-Market HistoryUS Hits Iran’s Militias in Syria, Iraq, Raising Escalation FearsThe Most Popular Man in Ukraine Has Become a Problem for ZelenskiyDonald Trump Loses London Case Against Ex-MI6 Spy Over Kremlin DossierChina’s Lunar New Year Pork G
(Bloomberg) -- With western navies focused on trying to quell Houthi militants’ attacks on merchant shipping in the Red Sea, Somali pirates are quietly showing signs of making a comeback.
Following first ship hijacking in six years, there have been three piracy attacks off the coast of Somalia so far this year
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