Gulf of Guinea Tanker Hijacking Report

11 Oct 2013

“According to Risk Intelligence, pirate networks in the Gulf of Guinea are focusing on product theft from tankers and this type of crime has evolved into a unique and highly lucrative form of maritime crime in the region. In the first eight months of 2013, some 19 attacks took place against vessels operating in the region. There were 25 such attacks in 2012. “

Source: Gulf of Guinea Tanker Hijacking Report

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