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Stars and Stripes - Marines on Okinawa say missing Osprey pieces larger than first reported
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Marines on Okinawa Say Missing Osprey Pieces Larger than First Reported
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Leviathan Wakes: China s Growing Fleet of Autonomous Undersea Vehicles | Center for International Maritime Security
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Director-General, NIMASA, Bashir JamohThe 10 pirates, each jailed 10 years with a fine of N200,000 last week by a Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi for hijacking a merchant vessel, FV Hailufeng II, on May 15, 2020, bring to 20 the number of pirates that have so far been convicted under the Suppression of Piracy and Other Maritime Offences (SPOMO) Act of 2019. They were convicted on a three-count charge that borders on piracy in contravention of the provisions of sections 3, 10, and 12 of the Act.
Ten pirates had earlier been convicted by Federal High Courts in Lagos and Port Harcourt. The convicted pirates are some of the 27 that were arrested within Nigeria’s territorial waters last year by the Nigerian Navy and the Marine Wing of the Nigeria Police.
Sierra Leona conduce al suicidio a un armador coreano residente en Canarias
Kim Sung Nyeon formó su familia, con un hijo y una hija, en Gran Canaria | El gobierno africano interceptó sus tres pesqueros «sin pruebas», señaló en una carta
Kim Sung Nyeon, armador coreano residente en Las Palmas de Gran Canaria que se suicidió recientemente.. | | LP/DLP Manuel Vidal Kim Sung Nyeon había formado su familia en Las Palmas, con un hijo y una hija que ahora viven con su madre en Corea del Sur. Su padre es técnico de máquinas y había venido a Canarias con la legendaria flota pesquera coreana. Hace unos quince años ambos se instalaron en Sierra Leona para dedicarse a la exportación de pesca a su país. Crearon una industria que daba trabajo a cuatrocientos trabajadores de Sierra Leona, encantados de que la inversión extranjera no se quedase en la cúpula del Gobierno y llegase a las humildes familias. Pero el año pasado el minister