Turkish vessel freed after seizure by pirates, Somali officials say
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Turkish and Somali forces successfully rescued the MV LUTUF, a Cameroon-flagged Turkish vessel, following its hijacking off the coast of Somalia. The operation, which took place in the Nugaal region, concluded on Saturday after the vessel had been held by pirates since August 17. Somali defense officials confirmed the vessel was freed following a battle with the hijackers.
During the military engagement, 14 pirates were killed. The mission involved coordinated efforts between the Turkish navy and Somali armed forces to regain control of the ship and secure the waters in the region.
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Daily SabahHighlights Turkish navy's active role in the rescue operation
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