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Somalia: Pirates Withdraw Threat to Blow Up Ship (AllAfrica.com)



Pirates aboard the hijacked weapons carrying Ukrainian ship moored off the coast of Somalia have withdrawn their threat to blow up the ship if ransom is not paid.
Thursday, 16.Oct.2008, 19:31 (GMT+3)
Pirates aboard the hijacked weapons carrying Ukrainian ship moored off the coast of Somalia have withdrawn their threat to blow up the ship if ransom is not paid.
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