Operation Atalanta
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Britiske marineinfanterister fra fregatten HMS Portland (F 79) inspicerer to formodede piratfortøjer i Adenbugten.
Operation Atalanta, formelt European Union Naval Force Somalia, EUNAVFOR, er en EU-ledet sømilitær operation for at sikre at skibe fra Verdensfødevareprogrammet kan levere forsyninger bestående af livsnødvendigheder til Somalia, til bekæmpelse af sørøveri i farvandene ud for Afrikas horn og til overvågning af fiskeriet ud for Somalias kyster. Operationen har lovhjemmel i FN's sikkerhedsråds resolutioner nummer 1814, 1816, 1838 og 1846 fra 2008, resolution 1918 af 2009 og resolution 1950 af 2010.
Eksterne henvisninger
- ^ Artikel på leMonde 2. december 2008 på (fransk) Wayback Machine Pirateri:En nat med alarm på "Nivôse" (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig)
- European Union Naval Force Somalia – Operation Atalanta (engelsk)
- Maritime Security Centre – Horn of Africa (engelsk)
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FNS Nivose Fremantle, Western Australia.jpg
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French Navy Nivôse at Fremantle, Western Australia.
Forfatter/Opretter: Nachoman-au, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
French Navy Nivôse at Fremantle, Western Australia.
US Navy 090602-N-0000X-001 Royal Marines embarked aboard the Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland (F 79) investigate two suspected pirate skiffs in the Gulf of Aden.jpg
GULF OF ADEN (June 2, 2009) Royal Marines embarked aboard the Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland (F 79) investigate two suspected pirate skiffs in the Gulf of Aden. The skiffs, with 10 people aboard, were equipped with extra barrels of fuel, grappling hooks and a cache of weapons that included rocket propelled grenades, machine guns and ammunition. Due to insufficient evidence to directly link the group to a specific attack, the suspected pirates were disarmed and released. Portland destroyed one of the skiffs and confiscated the weapons. (Royal Navy photo by Alex Cave/Released)
GULF OF ADEN (June 2, 2009) Royal Marines embarked aboard the Royal Navy frigate HMS Portland (F 79) investigate two suspected pirate skiffs in the Gulf of Aden. The skiffs, with 10 people aboard, were equipped with extra barrels of fuel, grappling hooks and a cache of weapons that included rocket propelled grenades, machine guns and ammunition. Due to insufficient evidence to directly link the group to a specific attack, the suspected pirates were disarmed and released. Portland destroyed one of the skiffs and confiscated the weapons. (Royal Navy photo by Alex Cave/Released)