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Fears of resurgence in Somali piracy after three vessels hijacked in a week

The recent hijacking of three vessels off the coast of Somalia has raised concerns about a potential resurgence in piracy in the region.

Source Guardian AI Summary Updated April 28, 2026
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The recent hijacking of three vessels off the coast of Somalia has raised concerns about a potential resurgence in piracy in the region. This development is significant because it suggests that pirates may be taking advantage of a shift in international naval presence. The international naval force has been diverting its strength to the Middle East, creating a power vacuum that pirates are exploiting. This is evident in the recent hijackings of the Sward, a merchant vessel, and a dhow, which occurred in quick succession.

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