Four U.S. citizens kidnapped by Somali pirates off Somalia have been killed. This was announced by CNN, which quoted Pentagon sources. The four sailors aboard the yacht "Quest" were followed by a couple of days after a U.S. Navy ship, according to a first reconstruction, occurred after he heard the shots on board.
CNN reported that the intervention as well as some of the kidnappers were killed, and that 15 attackers were arrested. VICTIMS - The victims are the owners of the ship, married Jean and Adam Scott, who had started a world tour in December 2004, and two friends invited aboard for the crossing, Phyllys Mackay and Rob Riggle.
The boat, the S / V Quest, was arrested at 240 nautical miles from the coast of Oman and the pirates were bound for success with their hostages out of Somalia.
CNN reported that the intervention as well as some of the kidnappers were killed, and that 15 attackers were arrested. VICTIMS - The victims are the owners of the ship, married Jean and Adam Scott, who had started a world tour in December 2004, and two friends invited aboard for the crossing, Phyllys Mackay and Rob Riggle.
The boat, the S / V Quest, was arrested at 240 nautical miles from the coast of Oman and the pirates were bound for success with their hostages out of Somalia.
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