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It is still unknown to authorities involved, the demands of the Somali pirates who hijacked an Indian cargo vessel off the coast of the country’s Puntland in the Indian ocean. Currently, united kingdom maritime trade operations (UKMTO), which coordinates the management of all merchant ships and yachts in the gulf of Aden area – have not yet confirmed the location of the vessel.
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