Somali pirates free Ukrainian arms ship

February 05 2009 18:59:57

Somali pirates free Ukrainian arms ship

Agence France-Presse

The release of the ship and its crew of 20 seamen - a Latvian, two Russians and 17 Ukrainians - marked the end of one of the longest and most dramatic sea-jackings in recent years.

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