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LIBERIAN SHIP: The hijackers are suspected to be from the notorious Somalian pirates that have been doing similar acts

LIBERIAN SHIP: The hijackers are suspected to be from the notorious Somalian pirates that have been doing similar acts

Ship hijacked near Gulf of Aden, 25 Indians onboard

A Liberian ship, with a crew of 31 including 25 Indians, was hijacked off the Gulf of Aden Friday morning, officials said here. The officials of the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) said the ship's managers, M/s Ishima Private Ltd, Singapore, informed them Friday of the incident.

FIRE AND RECOIL: The alleged pirate ship sinks in the Gulf of Aden on November 18.
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Maritime body says INS Tabar sunk Thai boat

Indian Navy says INS Tabar sunk the vessel in retaliatory fire after it was first fired upon.

http://www.ibnlive.com/news/maritime-body-says-ins-tabar-sunk-thai-boat/79073-3.html

SINKING SHIP: Fourteen sailors were still missing and one crewmember was killed in the INS Tabar assault.
DOWN YOU GO: INS Tabar authorities say that the pirate ship struck first and was laden with explosives
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MIGHT IS RIGHT: A 6,900 tonne-Delhi class destroyer will join INS Tabar soon.
STILL ON THE PROWL: Hijackers of a Saudi-owned super-tanker have asked for $25 million ransom.
GREAT WORK: Retired Rear Admiral Raja Menon says the operation undertaken by INS Tabar has done India proud.
PRIDE OF NAVY: INS Tabar has been deployed in the Gulf of Aden to stop pirates from hijacking ships.
SINKING IN: The incident occured off the Gulf of Aden earlier this week. (Representative pic)
QUICK THINKING: M V Jag Arnav transmitted an SOS message about a hijack attempt, about 60 nautical miles east of Aden.
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