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Indian Navy rescues all 20 crew from hijacked fishing vessel off Somalia

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The Indian Navy successfully freed all 20 crew members of the fishing vessel Azini after it was seized off the coast of Somalia. Naval and air force assets worked together over a 48-hour period to carry out the operation. After persistent surveillance located the ship, Marine Commandos were sent in to take control of it. Officials viewed the hijacking as a serious maritime security threat, since the pirates could have used the vessel to launch further attacks.

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