Somali pirates release another Turkish ship

January 13 2009 18:51:27

Somali pirates release another Turkish ship

Agence France-Presse

The crew is fine," Kubilay Marangoz, a lawyer for the Istanbul-based YDC Maritime Company, said. Marangoz would not say how the release was secured but he had indicated earlier that the company was negotiating a ransom with the pirates.

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