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VIDEO: S. Korea navy raid to de-pirate hijacked Samho Jewelry

VIDEO: S. Korea navy raid to de-pirate hijacked Samho Jewelry

South Korean commandos stormed a hijacked ship off Somalia, killing eight pirates, arresting five and releasing the crew of 21 to safety. Here is the video of this raid.

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