The Royal Malaysian Navy warship despatched two helicopters to save a Chinese ship, MV Zhen Hua 4 which is owned by China Communications Construction Company Ltd, from being hijacked upon receiving distress calls from the International Maritime Bureau. Just a number of shots were fired at the pirates and they flee as fast as possible back to Somalia shore.
Chinese crews were defending against the pirates prior to the arrival of the helicopters. They defended by throwing molotov cocktails at those pirates and when they knew they can't defend anymore, they locked themselves in unpenetratable rooms. By that time the Malaysian helicopters have arrived.More pictures of the hijacking incident in Mail Online.
The Malaysian warhship do not have enough support and if they do, they would have bomb the pirates out of the face of this earth. United Nations Security Council just approved unanimously that will allow foreign militaries to conduct sea, land and air attacks on the pirates' bases on the Somalia coast. I'm sure other warships will be ready now to chase after those pirates with this UN licence to 'kill'.
Well done our Royal Malaysian Navy. Three cheers to you!
Tags: Royal Malaysian Navy, International Maritime Bureau, MV Zhen Hua 4, China Communications Construction Company Ltd, Somalia, Somali Pirates, KD Indera Sakti, Gulf of Aden, United Nations Security Council
4 comments:
I just watch Black Hawk Down again to refresh my memory about how is it like in Somalia. Man, they got AK47 and RPG!
wher u get tis info? sry im vry out to date on happening news so i usually rely on frens >_<
Salute to our own heroes, very impressive. applause to the move of United Nations Security Council also, it's time to fight back!
borneo - now they have the ukrainian tanks that were hijacked
edwin - all out in the newspapers
daniel - yeah, wiped them off (not kill though) but sometimes when u are facing such fellas .... u got no choice
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