U.S. said unlikely to attack Somali pirate bases

21 Apr 2009

The United States is unlikely to attack Somali pirate bases on land due to the risk of civilian deaths but it may help local authorities fight the scourge, a senior U.S. defense official said on Monday. Full Story

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