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Advice for British nationals on staying safe when travelling by sea
FCDO travel advice for Madagascar. Includes safety and security, insurance, entry requirements and legal differences.
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FCDO travel advice for Mozambique. Includes safety and security, insurance, entry requirements and legal differences.
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How ship security is managed in the UK, and how to comply with UK regulations on ship security.
Freedom of navigation really matters. It was right that the UK acted to keep a vital sea lane open.
Statement by Ambassador Peter Wilson of the UK Mission to the UN at the Security Council Meeting on Peace consolidation in West Africa
While on anti-piracy patrol in the Red Sea, Royal Navy frigate HMS Monmouth recently diverted her course and sped to the aid of a merchant ship that had come under pirate attack.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
On 30 November RFA Fort Victoria’s helicopter identified a whaler-type vessel, fully loaded with fuel and carrying what appeared to be pirates…
British warship HMS Montrose came to the aid of the German-owned ship MV Beluga Fortune yesterday after she had been attacked by armed pirates in the Indian Ocean.
The Royal Navy has come to the aid of a Spanish fishing vessel under pirate attack in the Indian Ocean this week.
Highlighting key priorities for combating piracy.
A Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel, deployed as part of an international naval task force operating in the Somali Basin, has located, boarded and destroyed a pirate vessel found to be carrying assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenades.
Only four days into her latest NATO counter-piracy patrol in the Gulf of Aden, British Royal Navy warship HMS Montrose has disrupted a group of suspected pirates.
A group of Somali pirates have been stopped dead in their tracks by a counter-piracy task force involving Royal Navy personnel.
The Royal Navy warship HMS Montrose prevented a gang of suspected pirates from entering the Indian Ocean to attack merchant ships yesterday, Wednesday 14 October 2010.
Royal Navy Type 22 frigate HMS Chatham, currently deployed as NATO's counter-piracy flagship, has destroyed two boats after intercepting a group of suspected pirates in the Somali Basin.
Royal Marines based onboard a Royal Navy warship destroyed a boat yesterday that was being used by pirates off the coast of Somalia to attack merchant ships.
Two dozen merchant sailors have been freed from a hijacked ship in the Indian Ocean this week, thanks to a Royal Navy and Royal Marines boarding team.
A Lynx helicopter and a crew from the Royal Navy have helped arrest 12 armed suspected pirates off the coast of Somalia.
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