The Nigerian Navy on Thursday deployed four warships and two helicopters in a joint multinational maritime exercise codenamed “Obangame”. Read more…
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Phillipines: Navy Exercises against Piracy Performed
The Navy of the Phillipines and the Royal Australian Navy performed a round of military exercises Tuesday against piracy and terrorist groups in waters close to Sabah. Read more…
Cases of Nigerian Pirates Firing Upon Ships Soar
Two of the incidents took place within the same week of February, with both involving pirates firing upon the vessels while in speedboats Read more…
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