EU Agency Links Rise in Somali Piracy to Iran War
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An EU maritime security agency has warned that the surge in piracy incidents off the coast of Somalia is linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
The agency cited a sharp increase in piracy attacks in the region, attributing the trend to the destabilising effects of the Iran war. Officials noted that the conflict has strained regional security and created opportunities for piracy.
The report highlights the growing threat to shipping lanes near Somalia, underscoring the need for enhanced maritime vigilance amid the broader geopolitical tensions.
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