South Korean commandos secure a boat used by Somali pirates after the rescue of all crew members aboard a chemical ship hijacked in the Arabian Sea. Photograph: Yonhap/ReutersThat's How To Deal With Pirates: South Korean Commandos Storm Hijacked Tanker And Rescue All Crew Alive -- The Daily Mail
South Korean navy commandos stormed a ship hijacked by Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean last night and rescued all the crew.
Eight pirates were killed in the raid on the chemical freighter, which was seized along with 21 crew on January 15 in the Arabian Sea while en route to Sri Lanka.
The captain of the 11,500-ton Samho Jewelry was shot in the stomach during the attack, and three commandos also suffered wounds.
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