Greek-owned vessel released by Somali pirates
A Greek-owned ship was released by Somali pirates, according to an announcement by a EU naval force patrolling off the Horn of Africa. The freighter “MV Eleni” was hijacked by 12 armed pirates in the Gulf of Aden on May 12, 2010.
A Greek-owned ship was released by Somali pirates, according to an announcement by a EU naval force patrolling off the Horn of Africa. The freighter “MV Eleni” was hijacked by 12 armed pirates in the Gulf of Aden on May 12, 2010.
A Greek-owned ship was released by Somali pirates, according to an announcement by a EU naval force patrolling off the Horn of Africa. The freighter “MV Eleni” was hijacked by 12 armed pirates in the Gulf of Aden on May 12, 2010.
The 23-man crew included two Greek nationals — the skipper and first engineer — along with 19 Filipinos nationals, a Ukrainian and a Romanian.
According to the maritime affairs ministry, the vessel is headed to a port in Oman. It was carrying a cargo of metals from the Ukraine to China when hijacked.
No information was given on whether a ransom was paid.
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