NAt geo should make this a documentary
got one documentary for the US navy shoot death almost the lanun that escape from the shipped the want to hijack

This post has been edited by epul: Jan 21 2011, 03:41 PM

luckily no injured on our soldier

still no news at local newspaper update

all the military term do please google

cuba bubuh kat kaskus
hahahahah

u can see how skinny the nigger
1 barrel each
sure immediately surrender

watch at Nat Geo
panic room equipped with bypass navigation system
so useless for the nigger want to control the ship

easy for them to jump into the sea
no shark will be interested

Joined: Yesterday, 09:01 PM
must be somalian pirates cousin

'hahaha
ada yang mengucapkan tahniah dan ada juga butthurt
well
some kaskus thought we follow the nato
well it msia initiative

baik ko install firewall power lmalm ni
kang kena hack

we talk and we prove it
they talk without prove

nasib kaskus tak bg tau kita guna laser tembak lanun tu

Somali pirates threaten to kill Korean hostages


Sun Jan 23, 2011 3:41am EST

* Pirates say will avenge killing of comrades by commandos

* Maritime expert says pirates are panicked

By Abdiqani Hassan

BOSASSO, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Somali pirates threatened on Sunday to kill any South Korean seamen they take hostage in future in revenge for the killing of eight pirates by South Korean troops who stormed a hijacked vessel.

Pirates from two bases on the Somali coast said they were taking some crews held as hostages off their vessels and moving them inland in case of more rescue attempts by the fleet of foreign warships patrolling off the lawless country's shores.

Somali pirates typically do not harm their captives because they expect to negotiate a lucrative ransom for the release of a vessel. But now they say they want to avenge the deaths of their comrades.

"We never planned to kill but now we shall seek revenge," a pirate who identified himself as Mohamed told Reuters by phone.

"We shall never take a ransom from Korean ships, we shall burn them and kill their crew. We shall redouble our efforts. Korea has put itself in trouble by killing my colleagues," he said from the pirate haven of Garad.

South Korea's navy rescued all 21 crew aboard the chemical carrier Samho Jewelry on Friday [ID:nTOE70K04N]. The vessel belonged to Samho Shipping, whose oil supertanker Samho Dream was released in November after being held by Somali pirates for seven months.

The pirates said they had received a record ransom of $9.5 million for the release of the supertanker. [ID:nLDE6A506Q]

"We have started taking the crew of (hijacked) ships inland and we have tightened our security. We lost great men in the fight with South Korean commandos," said a pirate called Hussein.

It was not possible to verify the movement of hostages. A Kenya-based maritime official told Reuters pirates often transferred crews when panicked but expressed doubts over the threat to kill Korean crews.

"They are jumpy right now and they could do anything. But their main objective is always money," said Andrew Mwangura, head of the East African Seafarers Assistance Programme.

This post has been edited by epul: Jan 23 2011, 10:44 PM

How many pirates Paskal captured?
11 or 18 pirates.
cos in Star newspaper said 18 pirates

from NST today


Meanwhile, Zahid defended the Shipborne Protection Team commandos for not using unnecessary force in capturing the pirates.

Foreign reports claimed the Malaysian commandos had treated the pirates with kid gloves.

"The commandos did a good job, with minimal risk to our crew and vessel and without the loss of lives," said Zahid, hitting back at reports that the Malaysian commandos were passive, unlike their South Korean counterparts who killed eight pirates in another rescue operation.

"Our mission was a success without loss of lives. All this was done without compromising the safety of the crew and vessel."

Read more: Captured pirates to face prosecution in Malaysia http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/4somas/...e#ixzz1C0ZywQNc

Some comment our commandos
very passive



This post has been edited by epul: Jan 25 2011, 10:00 AM

dont vroom vroom here

reason: msia didnt shoot death the pirates during the raid compare the SK

already infected with somalia pirates